Christopher Martin's involvement with stock holdings shows interesting dynamics over the years. In 2019, he had a significant holding that generated over $900,000 from vested stock, showcasing his deep connection to the company's success. As of 2022, his balance in...

Christopher Martin's involvement with stock holdings shows interesting dynamics over the years. In 2019, he had a significant holding that generated over $900,000 from vested stock, showcasing his deep connection to the company's success. As of 2022, his balance in the non-qualified deferred compensation plan stood at about $640,510. His holdings reflect his long-term commitment to Provident and illustrate the company's growth under his leadership. Interestingly, there have been essential amendments to his agreements recently, extending his strategic influence until 2026, ensuring his wealth remains tied to the company’s performance. It’s worth noting that he’s held a substantial number of stock options and awards as part of his compensation structure, all tied to the company’s share performance, reinforcing a culture of aligning management interests with shareholder expectations.