Thomas W. Toomey
Also at UDR Inc
About
Thomas W. Toomey has been a transformative leader at UDR, guiding the company through significant strategic growth and portfolio repositioning that involved approximately $22 billion in acquisitions and dispositions, as well as over $5 billion in multifamily developments which contributed to an above-average return of 11% for shareholders.
Prior to his tenure at UDR, he honed his expertise in the real estate sector through senior leadership roles at AIMCO, where he served as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, and at Lincoln Property Company as a Senior Vice President, experiences that bolstered his reputation for driving operational excellence.
Beyond his executive responsibilities, his contributions extend to the broader industry as he has held influential positions with distinguished organizations such as the Urban Land Institute, the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, and the National Multi Housing Council, further reinforcing his commitment to advancing industry standards and best practices.
His career, marked by a blend of visionary leadership and hands-on operational expertise, reflects a deep dedication to both corporate growth and industry innovation, making his profile one of enduring impact within the multifamily real estate sector.
$UDR Performance Under Thomas W. Toomey
Past Roles
External Roles
Fixed Compensation
Performance Compensation
Performance Compensation Details for 2023
Compensation Components and Metrics
Actual Award
- Total STI Award: $2,897,375
- Company Performance Component: $1,847,375
- Individual Performance Component: $1,050,000
Vesting and Evaluation
- Grant Date: October 2022 (election date for the compensation form).
- Vesting Schedule: 100% STI compensation for 2023 received in Class 2 Performance LTIP Units, subject to performance-based vesting conditions.
- Evaluation Period: Annual performance for the calendar year 2023.
Additional Performance Metrics
- Performance Metrics include:
- Company performance against annual performance metrics (70%).
- Individual performance based on board-approved leadership competencies and key performance objectives (30%), including strategic planning, leadership, and board relations.