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Bill Roeschlein

Chief Financial Officer at TIGO ENERGY
Executive

About Bill Roeschlein

Bill Roeschlein is the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Tigo Energy (TYGO). He is 55 years old, holds a B.A. from UCLA, an M.B.A. from Cornell University, and is a licensed CPA in California . He has served as Tigo’s CFO since the SPAC Business Combination closed on May 23, 2023, after previously serving as Legacy Tigo’s CFO since June 2022 . Tigo’s executive incentive design explicitly ties annual bonuses to revenue and Adjusted EBITDA performance, evidencing pay-for-performance orientation; Mr. Roeschlein’s target bonus is set as a percentage of base salary per his amended employment agreement (75% for CFO), and FY2025 STI metrics are weighted 37.5% revenue, 37.5% Adjusted EBITDA, and 25% individual goals .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Tigo Energy (Legacy Tigo)Chief Financial OfficerJun 2022–May 2023Led finance through SPAC closing and public listing
Nanosys Inc.Chief Financial OfficerJun 2021–Jun 2022Public-company CFO experience
Perceptron, Inc.Chief Financial Officer; Acquisition Integration AdvisorJan 2020–Jun 2021; Jun–Dec 2021CFO and post-deal integration execution
Intermolecular, Inc.VP Finance; Chief Financial OfficerAug 2015–Dec 2019Public-company CFO; finance leadership

External Roles

No public-company board roles or external directorships are disclosed for Mr. Roeschlein in the company’s proxy and executive officer section .

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Base Salary ($)354,861 379,139 (raised from $364,000 to $400,000 in Jul 2024)
Bonus ($)125,000 — (no discretionary/annual incentive bonuses for FY2024)
All Other Compensation ($)552 17,032
Total ($)2,722,810 1,235,340

Notes:

  • FY2024 salary increase: from $364,000 to $400,000 effective July 2024 .
  • No FY2024 discretionary or annual incentive bonuses paid to NEOs .

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive (Short-Term Incentive, FY2025)

ComponentWeightingTargetActualPayout ScaleVesting/Timing
Revenue37.5% Company-set (not disclosed) TBD (post-FY) 75% threshold, 100% target, 150% max Determined after year-end; bonuses capped by positive Adjusted EBITDA unless overridden
Adjusted EBITDA37.5% Company-set (not disclosed) TBD 75% threshold, 100% target, 150% max Same as above
Individual Objectives25% Set by CEO (for CFO) TBD 0–100% achievement Same as above

Target bonus opportunity equals a percentage of base salary defined in the amended employment agreement; for CFO this percentage is 75% .

Equity Awards (Long-Term Incentives)

Award TypeGrant DateShares/UnitsTermsValuation/StrikeStatus at 12/31/2024
RSU (fully vested)Mar 4, 202463,883Fully vested on grant Grant date fair value $1.33 per share Vested
RSUSep 16, 2024177,776Vests 1/3 on each of first 3 anniversaries Grant date fair value $1.60 per share Unvested 177,776; MV $175,109 (at $0.99)
PSU (max)Sep 16, 2024Up to 355,552One-third eligible to vest each calendar year 2025/2026/2027; 50% Revenue and 50% Adjusted EBITDA; linear interpolation 50%–200% Unearned shares shown as 88,888; MV $87,555 (minimum assumption)
OptionsSep 16, 2024276,923Vest 1/48 monthly through Sep 2028 $1.60 strike; expire Sep 15, 2034 17,308 exercisable; 259,615 unexercisable
Options (Option Exchange)Dec 10, 202429,652 acquired; 118,904 surrendered (company-wide program) Replacement options under exchange $0.90 strike 10,502 exercisable; 19,150 unexercisable
Options (legacy)Jun 27, 202293,340 (60,286 exercisable; 33,054 unexercisable)Vest monthly through Jun 2026 $2.57 strike; expire Jun 26, 2032 Mix of exercisable/unexercisable

Additional PSU definition: Adjusted EBITDA excludes stock-based comp, M&A expenses and certain non-recurring items; for the first Performance Period (2025), Adjusted EBITDA excludes inventory impairment charges .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership214,486 shares/derivatives (less than 1%)
Ownership Breakdown45,746 shares of Common Stock; 168,740 shares underlying stock options
Shares Outstanding (Record Date)61,913,939 shares (Mar 24, 2025)
Stock Ownership GuidelinesCFO required to hold Common Stock worth 3x base salary; 5-year compliance window; retain 100% of net shares until compliant
Hedging/Pledging PolicyProhibits hedging, monetization, margin accounts, or pledging of company securities
Clawback PolicyApplies to current/former executive officers; recovery of excess incentive compensation (cash/equity, including vested/unvested equity) upon restatement, 3-year lookback from determination date

Employment Terms

ProvisionOutside Change-in-Control (CIC)CIC (Double Trigger)
Base Salary Continuation12 months 18 months
Prior-Year Bonus (if unpaid)Pay prior-year bonus if not paid Pay prior-year bonus if not paid
Current-Year BonusPro-rated target based on days employed Greater of target % of base (75% for CFO) or actual annual bonus determined by Board for year of termination
Healthcare ContinuationCompany-subsidized up to 12 months Company-subsidized up to 18 months
Restrictive CovenantsConfidentiality, IP assignment, post-employment non-solicitation
Trigger DefinitionTermination without “cause” or resignation for “good reason”; CIC benefits require connection to change in control (double-trigger)

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance: FY2025 STI bonus metrics and weightings (revenue and Adjusted EBITDA) plus multi-year PSUs tied to the same drivers indicate strong linkage of variable pay to P&L execution; target bonus set at 75% of base salary for CFO per the amended agreement .
  • Alignment and risk controls: Ownership guidelines (3x salary), anti-hedging/pledging policy, and Nasdaq-compliant clawback policy enhance alignment and mitigate governance risks .
  • Equity overhang timing: Key vesting windows include the RSU anniversaries of the Sep 16, 2024 grant (2025, 2026, 2027), monthly option vesting through Sep 2028, and PSU performance determinations for 2025–2027; investors should monitor these dates for potential insider trading windows under company policy .
  • Option exchange program: The November–December 2024 option exchange (cancellation and replacement with new options at $0.90) reflects active management of underwater options; this is a notable compensation modification to track for dilution and incentive effectiveness .
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