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Andrew Camden

Chief Operating Officer at Unusual Machines
Executive

About Andrew Camden

Andrew Camden, age 35, is Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Unusual Machines (UMAC), appointed March 4, 2024; he previously served as President of Rotor Riot since 2018 and worked four years as an engineer at General Motors . Education and pay-for-performance outcome metrics (e.g., TSR, revenue growth, EBITDA growth tied to tenure) are not disclosed in filings . UMAC prohibits hedging by officers and directors and maintains an SEC-compliant clawback policy; no pledging policy is disclosed .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Rotor RiotPresident2018–2024 Business acquired alongside Fat Shark at UMAC’s IPO close in Feb 2024, integrating FPV retail/brand assets into UMAC
General MotorsEngineer4 years Engineering background; specific projects not disclosed

External Roles

  • No public company directorships, committee roles, or external board positions are disclosed for Camden in UMAC filings .

Fixed Compensation

  • Employment terms: Board appointed Camden COO on March 4, 2024 at $150,000 annual base salary; Compensation Committee increased base salary to $200,000 in September 2024 .
  • 2024 cash compensation: Salary paid $167,094 and bonus $6,678 (no target bonus % disclosed for Camden) .
  • No option awards reported for Camden in 2024 .

Camden Compensation (Smaller Reporting Company disclosure)

Metric20232024
Salary ($)90,000 167,094
Bonus ($)6,678
Stock Awards ($)158,000
Option Awards ($)
All Other Compensation ($)
Total ($)90,000 331,772

Performance Compensation

  • Equity awards: Camden held 7,899 shares of restricted common stock granted April 30, 2024, vesting pro rata through February 14, 2025; market value of unvested shares at 12/31/2024 was $132,861 (based on UMAC’s stock price at that date) .
  • Performance metrics and weighting for Camden’s bonus/equity (e.g., revenue, EBITDA, TSR) are not disclosed; at the company level, the Compensation Committee may set performance targets, but Camden-specific KPI targets are not provided in filings .

Incentive Award Detail (as disclosed)

Incentive TypeMetricWeightingTargetActual/PayoutVesting
Restricted Common Stock (Grant Date 4/30/2024)Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed $158,000 grant-date fair value in 2024 Pro rata through 2/14/2025
Annual Cash Bonus (2024)Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed $6,678 paid N/A

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial ownership as of record date October 6, 2025: 189,750 shares (0.6% of 33,101,445 shares outstanding) .
  • Vested vs. unvested (point-in-time): 7,899 restricted shares unvested at 12/31/2024 (market value $132,861), vesting pro rata through 2/14/2025 .
  • Hedging prohibited by policy; pledging status not disclosed. No stock ownership guidelines are disclosed for executives .

Ownership Snapshot (Record Date: 10/06/2025)

HolderShares Owned% of Outstanding
Andrew Camden (COO)189,750 0.6%

Outstanding Equity Awards (as of 12/31/2024)

Grant DateUnvested Shares (#)Market Value ($)Vesting Terms
4/30/20247,899 132,861 Pro rata through 2/14/2025

Employment Terms

  • Appointment: COO effective March 4, 2024 .
  • Base salary: $150,000 at appointment; increased to $200,000 in September 2024 .
  • Severance, change-of-control triggers, non-compete/non-solicit, and garden leave terms for Camden are not disclosed; such specifics are provided for CFO Hoff but not for Camden .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Camden’s equity stake (0.6%) plus time-vested restricted stock suggests some alignment, aided by hedging prohibitions and a clawback policy; however, absence of disclosed ownership guidelines and pledging policy leaves a gap in alignment optics .
  • Pay-for-performance clarity: Filings do not disclose Camden-specific performance metrics/weights or bonus targets, limiting assessment of incentive rigor; 2024 equity grant is time-vested rather than performance-vested .
  • Vesting overhang: The April 2024 restricted shares fully vested by mid-February 2025 on a pro rata schedule, eliminating near-term vesting-related supply overhang post-2/14/2025; insider sales data are not disclosed in filings here .
  • Retention risk: Base salary uplift to $200,000 indicates a retention-oriented adjustment, but lack of disclosed severance/change-of-control protections for Camden reduces visibility into retention economics versus peers .