At the time of his retirement, Randall J. Hogan held significant positions in Pentair's stock, reflective of his engagement and ambition for the company's prospects. His holdings peaked substantially in the lead-up to his departure, reflecting a strategic focus on...

At the time of his retirement, Randall J. Hogan held significant positions in Pentair's stock, reflective of his engagement and ambition for the company's prospects. His holdings peaked substantially in the lead-up to his departure, reflecting a strategic focus on long-term shareholder value. In fact, just in 2017, his compensation package was reportedly valued at over $14 million, bolstered by vested stocks worth over $6.8 million—showing how his wealth was tied to the company's performance. However, leading up to 2018, Hogan transitioned towards a phase where his direct holdings began to decrease as he prepared for retirement. This strategic shift illustrates both his role as a leader invested in the company's fate and the careful planning involved in executive transitions.