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About Anthony J. LaCava, Jr.

Independent Trustee of Invesco Pennsylvania Value Municipal Income Trust (VPV) since 2019. Former KPMG LLP senior partner with 37 years of audit and leadership experience; previously served on KPMG’s U.S. Board (Chair of Audit & Finance and Nominating Committees) and as Regional/Managing Partner (New England). Prior public board experience includes Blue Hills Bank (Audit Committee member). Current governance roles include Chair of VPV’s Audit Committee. Education/age not disclosed in the proxy.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
KPMG LLPSenior Partner; U.S. Board Member; Chair of Audit & Finance and Nominating Committees; Regional Managing Partner; Managing Partner, New England~37 years; board 2005–2013; regional 2009–2012Led audit and governance committees; senior leadership across multiple industries
Blue Hills Bank (publicly traded)Director; Audit Committee MemberNot specified (prior to 2019)Audit oversight at a public financial institution

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Bentley UniversityMember & Chairman, Business School Advisory CouncilCurrentAdvisory leadership to business school
American College of Corporate Directors; Board Leaders, Inc.MemberCurrentDirector education/affiliation

Board Governance

  • Independence: Classified as an Independent Trustee in the proxy’s “Independent Trustees” roster.
  • Committee assignments: Chair, Audit Committee (members: LaCava (Chair), Liddy, Vandivort, Jones, Hostetler, Ressel).
  • Audit Committee activity: 6 meetings in fiscal year ended Feb 28, 2025; Board determined two members are “audit committee financial experts” (each an Independent Trustee).
  • Auditor oversight: Audit Committee selects PwC as independent auditor; PwC reported no material financial interest; auditor independence affirmed.
  • Retirement policy: Trustees may serve until Dec 31 of the year they turn 75.

Fixed Compensation

ComponentVPV-SpecificComplex-WidePeriod/Notes
Aggregate compensation paid by VPV to LaCava$1,746.68Fiscal year ended Feb 28, 2025
Total compensation from Invesco Fund Complex (to LaCava)$477,500Fiscal year ended Feb 28, 2025
Compensation structureCash annual retainer + meeting fees; incremental fees for Board/Committee ChairsNo equity awards disclosed for Trustees

Performance Compensation

ItemDisclosure
Performance-based cash bonusNone disclosed for Trustees (compensation is retainer/meeting-fee based)
Equity awards (RSUs/PSUs/Options)None disclosed for Trustees
Performance metrics (TSR, EBITDA, ESG, etc.)Not applicable/disclosed for Trustees
Deferred compensation programTrustees may defer up to 100% of fees into deemed fund investments; total deferred across all Trustees in FY ended Feb 28, 2025 was $67,148.69 (includes earnings)

Other Directorships & Interlocks

Company/EntityPublic/PrivateRolePotential Interlock/Notes
Blue Hills BankPublic (at time of service)Director; Audit Committee MemberFinancial services governance experience
KPMG LLPPrivate partnershipFormer U.S. Board member; committee chair rolesAuditor for VPV is PwC, not KPMG (limits auditor interlock risk)
Bentley UniversityNon-profit/AcademicAdvisory Council ChairExternal advisory role

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Deep audit and financial reporting expertise from 37-year KPMG career; chaired audit-related committees at KPMG.
  • Prior public company audit committee experience (Blue Hills Bank).
  • Current Chair of VPV’s Audit Committee overseeing auditor selection, financial reporting integrity, and fair valuation oversight.

Equity Ownership

SecurityOwnership by LaCavaAs-of DateNotes
VPV Common/PreferredNoneDec 31, 2024No direct holding in VPV
Invesco Fund Complex (aggregate across funds overseen)Over $100,000 (dollar range)Dec 31, 2024Aggregate beneficial ownership in fund complex

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Experienced audit chair with extensive Big 4 leadership and public bank audit committee service; committee met 6 times in FY’25, indicating active oversight.
    • Auditor independence and selection by the Audit Committee (PwC) affirm governance rigor; PwC notes no material interest.
    • Board maintains a retirement policy and conducts committee-level oversight across audit, compliance, governance, and investments.
  • Watch items / potential red flags

    • No VPV-specific share ownership by LaCava as of Dec 31, 2024 (reduced direct “skin-in-the-game” for this fund), though aggregate complex holdings exceed $100K.
    • Concentration of ex-KPMG experience on Audit Committee (LaCava, Liddy) can be seen as both a strength (expertise) and a potential groupthink risk; mitigate via independent auditor (PwC) and multiple independent committee members.
    • The fund complex’s Control Share Provisions (Delaware) limit voting above certain thresholds unless reinstated—broader governance context for closed-end fund investors (not director-specific).
  • Compliance/engagement signals

    • Section 16(a) reporting compliance: the Funds believe all filing requirements were met for FY ended Feb 28, 2025.

Overall: LaCava brings heavyweight audit governance and chair experience aligned with VPV’s oversight needs. Absence of VPV-specific holdings may be viewed as a modest alignment gap, partly offset by meaningful aggregate complex exposure and robust audit governance structures.