| Officer | Age | In this role | Joined | 2025 pay | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
JOHN J. MARCHIONI
Also a director
President and Chief Executive Officer
|
56 | Not stated | Not stated | $6,858,564 | |
|
PATRICK S. BRENNAN
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
|
51 |
Since 2024
2 years
|
Not stated | Not reported | |
|
JOSEPH O. EPPERS
Executive Vice President, Chief Investment Officer
|
57 |
Since 2022
4 years
|
Not stated | $1,670,564 | |
|
MICHAEL H. LANZA
Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Chief Compliance Officer
|
64 |
Since 2007
19 years
|
Not stated | $1,669,887 | |
|
Vaibhav Kalia
EVP, Chief Investment Officer
Title from the Form 3 dated Oct 5, 2026
|
Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not reported | |
|
JEFFREY F. KAMROWSKI
Executive Vice President, MUSIC
|
61 |
Since 2020
6 years
|
1988 | Not reported |
Each officer opens the passage of the filing that names them. A title that changed since the list comes from the officer's latest Form 3, 4 or 5, and its start year is not stated there. "Not stated" means the filing does not say. Pay is the proxy's Summary Compensation Table, which reports only the named executive officers.
Each director opens the passage of the proxy that names them. "Not stated" means the proxy does not say; it never means "no". Pay is the proxy's Director Compensation table; the CEO is paid as an executive.
Company contributed funds to the private foundation it established
Company incurred expenses for BlackRock services rendered
Company invests in various BlackRock funds; during 2025 purchased $2.3 million, sold $6.2 million, recorded $2.1 million income
Company pension plan holds BlackRock funds; 2025 purchases $3.2 million, sales $19.5 million
Company invests in various Vanguard funds; during 2025 purchased $65.5 million in securities
Company invests in various Fidelity funds and has commitments to invest an additional $16.0 million in a Fidelity limited partnership fund and related bonds
Company engaged Goldman as investment banking advisor; Goldman received underwriting fees on senior notes issuance
Son holds an insurance policy with a Selective insurance subsidiary at a standard market-based premium
Bank accounts for deferred compensation plan and state deposit bonds transferred to Principal; fees associated with these arrangements
Company purchased Servicenow software licenses and support services through an information technology vendor
Company paid law firm for legal services
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