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Jonathan Anderson

Director at TWFG
Board

About Jonathan Anderson

Independent director of TWFG, age 46, serving since 2024. Senior Vice President, Global Head – Strategic Investments at RenaissanceRe since 2020; previously Executive Director in Morgan Stanley’s Investment Banking group (2010–2020) focused on insurance M&A and capital raising. Education: BA from Ivey School of Business (Western University) and MBA from University of Chicago Booth School of Business. The Board has determined he is independent under SEC and Nasdaq rules .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Morgan StanleyExecutive Director, Investment Banking (Insurance M&A and capital raising)2010–2020Advised boards/executives on transactions; finance and governance expertise
RenaissanceReSenior Vice President, Global Head – Strategic Investments2020–PresentInsurance industry expertise; strategic investments

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
RenaissanceRe (RenRe)SVP, Global Head – Strategic Investments2020–PresentRenRe (via RenaissanceRE Ventures U.S. LLC) holds 75% of TWFG’s Class B non-economic shares; potential interlock considerations

Board Governance

  • Committee memberships: Audit Committee member; Compensation Committee member .
  • Committee chairs: Janet S. Wong chairs Audit; Robin A. Ferracone chairs Compensation .
  • Attendance: Board met 3 times in 2024; Audit met 2; Compensation met 3; each director attended 100% of Board and committee meetings .
  • Independence: The Board determined Jonathan Anderson is independent under SEC/Nasdaq rules .
  • Board structure: Controlled company with Bunch Family Holdings holding >50% voting power; relying on Nasdaq controlled company exemptions (e.g., nominations not required to be approved by majority independent directors); lead independent director is Michael Doak .
  • Risk oversight: Full Board oversees risk; Audit handles financial statements/internal controls; Compensation oversees executive compensation risk .

Attendance Summary (2024)

MetricCount
Board meetings3
Audit Committee meetings2
Compensation Committee meetings3
Jonathan Anderson attendance100%

Fixed Compensation

  • Policy (non-employee directors): $60,000 annual cash retainer; chair fees: Audit $20,000; Compensation $15,000; Lead Independent Director $20,000. Annual RSU grant with $80,000 grant-date fair value; vests fully on first anniversary, with pro-rata vesting upon termination; RSUs settle in cash or Class A shares .
  • 2024 actual (partial year from July 2024): Cash fees $30,000; Stock awards $60,000 (3,529 RSUs at $17); Total $90,000 .
ItemAmount
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash (2024)$30,000
Stock Awards (2024)$60,000 (3,529 RSUs at $17 grant-date price)
Total (2024)$90,000
2025 Director Compensation StructureAmount
Annual cash retainer (Board)$60,000
Chair fee – Audit$20,000 (chair only)
Chair fee – Compensation$15,000 (chair only)
Lead Independent Director$20,000
Annual RSUs (grant-date fair value)$80,000; 1-year cliff vest

Performance Compensation

  • No performance-based director compensation disclosed; director RSUs vest time-based on first anniversary of grant; pro-rata vesting upon termination .
  • Executive bonus metrics (context only): Adjusted EBITDA (50%) and Organic Revenue (50%) for NEOs; directors are not participants in the annual bonus plan .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

EntityTypeRelationship to TWFGPotential Conflict/Interlock
RenaissanceRE Ventures U.S. LLC5%+ holderHolds 5,457,417 Class B (75% of Class B) non-economic shares; RenRe is the parent of this entityAnderson is SVP at RenRe; alignment and oversight beneficial but creates potential perceived conflict due to significant ownership by his employer
Bunch Family Holdings, LLCControlling holderHolds all 33,893,810 Class C (10 votes/share) and 342,362 Class A; controls ~94% combined voting powerControlled company status; nominations not approved by majority independent directors

No other public company directorships for Jonathan Anderson are disclosed in the proxy .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Skills: Leadership, financial/accounting acumen, insurance industry experience, corporate governance (skills matrix) .
  • Education: BA, Ivey School of Business (Western University); MBA, Chicago Booth .
  • Insurance and governance experience through RenRe strategic investments and Morgan Stanley advisory roles .

Equity Ownership

HolderClass A Shares% of Class ARSUs (Unvested)Notes
Jonathan Anderson6,117<1% (*) 3,529 vesting 7/17/2025; 2,588 vesting 3/31/2026Footnote indicates RSUs scheduled vest dates
  • Hedging prohibited; pledging only with pre-approval of General Counsel; as of record date, no pledges by officers or directors .
  • Director RSU grant on 7/17/2024: 3,529 RSUs at $17 per share grant-date price; vest on first anniversary; aggregate unvested RSUs per director were 1,914 at FY-end and 1,334 as of 3/1/2025 (company disclosure) .

Insider Trades

Filing DateDocument DateFormSummary/NotesSource
Jul 19, 2024Jul 17, 2024Form 4Initial statement of changes in beneficial ownership upon IPO-related grants/holdings
Apr 2, 2025Mar 31, 2025Form 4Statement of changes in beneficial ownership (timing aligned with director RSU/service-related changes)

Shareholder Voting Support (2025 Annual Meeting)

NomineeForWithheldBroker Non-Votes
Jonathan Anderson353,686,1152,906,7931,075,319

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths:

    • Independent director with deep insurance finance expertise; service on both Audit and Compensation Committees adds oversight value .
    • 100% attendance in 2024; positive engagement signal for board effectiveness .
    • Strong shareholder support at 2025 annual meeting (353.7M votes for; low withholds) .
  • Potential conflicts and structural considerations:

    • Interlock risk: Anderson is SVP at RenaissanceRe, whose subsidiary (RenRe Ventures U.S. LLC) is a significant holder of Class B shares; while independence is affirmed, investors should monitor related-party dynamics and voting influence .
    • Controlled company: Bunch Family Holdings controls Class C super-voting shares (10 votes/share) and the company relies on Nasdaq controlled company exemptions, reducing certain minority shareholder protections in nominations .
    • TRA and related-party ecosystem: Existence of a tax receivable agreement benefiting pre-IPO members and multiple related-party transactions (EVO software/licensing; headquarters lease to Parkwood 2, LLC owned by pre-IPO members) warrant ongoing audit committee scrutiny .
  • Policies mitigating risk:

    • Hedging prohibited; pledging restricted with pre-approval; no pledges by officers/directors as of record date .
    • Formal related-party transaction policy with Audit Committee review/approval; committee independence affirmed .

RED FLAGS

  • Controlled company governance exemptions and super-voting Class C structure may limit minority influence on board composition .
  • Significant ownership by Anderson’s employer (RenRe via Class B) presents perceived conflict risk; monitor committee deliberations and disclosures for related-party oversight .

POSITIVE SIGNALS

  • 100% attendance and dual committee service indicate strong engagement .
  • Clear independence determination; no compensation committee interlocks requiring Item 404 disclosure .
  • Strong vote support at the 2025 annual meeting .