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John Brogan

Director at U-Haul Holding Co /NV/U-Haul Holding Co /NV/
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About John P. Brogan

John P. Brogan (age 81) has served as an independent director of U‑Haul Holding Company since 1998. He is a CPA with an MBA from the University of Notre Dame, is NACD Director Certified (NACD.DC), a NACD Board Leadership Fellow, and holds a CERT Certificate in Cybersecurity Oversight with additional certificates in Digital Transformation and Finance. Brogan is designated the Audit Committee Financial Expert and serves on the Audit & Cyber, Compensation, Executive Finance, and Independent Governance committees .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Alamo Rent‑A‑CarSecretary and Director1979–1986Governance/Finance exposure
Family of BrandsChairmanNot disclosedPrivate company oversight
Donate Life South CarolinaChair of the BoardThrough May 2022Non‑profit leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRolePublic/PrivateNotes
Boards of his investmentsDirector (various)PrivatePrivate investor serving on investee boards
Family of BrandsChairmanPrivateCurrent role disclosed

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit & Cyber, Compensation, Executive Finance, Independent Governance; designated Audit Committee Financial Expert .
  • Independence: Board determined Brogan is independent under NYSE rules .
  • Attendance: Board met 11 times in Fiscal 2025; each director attended at least 82% of scheduled board and committee meetings. Independent directors held executive sessions at each regularly scheduled board meeting; Brogan and Grogan presided on a rotating basis .
  • Committee activity levels: Audit Committee met 7 times; Cyber Committee 5; Executive Finance Committee 5; Compensation Committee 5; Independent Governance Committee 5 .
  • Leadership structure: Combined Chair/President roles; no Lead Independent Director; company is a “controlled company” under NYSE, and does not maintain a separate nominating committee (director nominations handled by full Board) .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAnnual Amount (USD)Basis
Board Retainer (cash)$90,000All directors
Audit Committee fee$55,000Member fee
Compensation Committee fee$25,000Member fee
Executive Finance Committee fee$25,000Member fee
Independent Governance Committee fee$27,500Member fee
Total cash fees earned (Fiscal 2025)$222,500Brogan total
Equity grants to directorsNone (other than ESOP allocations)Company policy

Performance Compensation

FeatureDetails
Performance metrics linked to director payNone disclosed (director compensation is cash retainers/committee fees; no equity awards or options for directors other than ESOP allocations)
Discretionary bonusesNot applicable to directors (structure covers executive pay; directors receive fees)

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDetail
Current public company boardsNone disclosed for Brogan
Compensation Committee interlocksNone for committee members in Fiscal 2025 (includes Brogan)
Shared directorships with competitors/suppliers/customersNot disclosed for Brogan

Expertise & Qualifications

QualificationDetail
EducationMBA, University of Notre Dame
ProfessionalCPA; Audit Committee Financial Expert
GovernanceNACD Director Certified (NACD.DC); NACD Board Leadership Fellow; CERT Certificate in Cybersecurity Oversight; certificates in Digital Transformation and Finance

Equity Ownership

Security ClassShares Beneficially OwnedOwnership % of Class
Voting Common5,550<1%
Non‑Voting Common40,987<1%
Pledging/HedgingCompany does not prohibit hedging; no pledging by Brogan disclosed

Governance Assessment

  • Alignment: Brogan’s cash‑only director compensation and modest shareholdings (under 1%) suggest limited direct equity alignment; however, his role as Audit Committee Financial Expert and breadth of committee service support board effectiveness .
  • Independence & engagement: Affirmed independent; active involvement across key committees; presides in executive sessions, indicating engagement among independent directors .
  • Structural risks: Controlled company status with combined Chair/President roles, no Lead Independent Director, and no nominating committee are governance risk factors investors should monitor .
  • Compensation risk: No director equity grants, but the 2025 Shelf Stock Option Plan authorizes up to 20 million shares (10 million voting + 10 million non‑voting) and allows up to 2 million shares per non‑employee director per fiscal year; Board states no present intention to grant awards. If used, change‑in‑control provisions can accelerate vesting, and clawbacks apply as required by law/policy .
  • Conflicts/related‑party exposure: Related‑party transactions predominantly involve Shoen‑controlled entities; Compensation Committee interlocks/insider participation disclose no related‑person transactions for committee members (covering Brogan) .

RED FLAGS

  • Controlled company with combined Chair/President roles and no Lead Independent Director .
  • No separate nominating committee; full Board handles nominations .
  • Company does not prohibit hedging transactions in company stock (policy disclosure), though no Brogan-specific hedging is disclosed .
  • Potential for large director equity awards under 2025 Stock Option Plan if activated (Board currently has no intent to use) .

Additional shareholder context

  • Say‑on‑pay (executive) received >98% support at the 2023 Annual Meeting; next advisory vote scheduled for 2026 .
  • Board and committee meeting activity levels are robust; minimum attendance threshold noted at 82% for all directors in Fiscal 2025 .