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Randy J. Potts served as the CEO of Winnebago Industries, a well-known manufacturer of recreational vehicles, from 2011 to 2015. During his time, he made significant contributions to the company's strategic planning and financial performance. Potts started with Winnebago in...

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Randy J. Potts

Ex-CEO of Winnebago Industries

Education

Not specified

Field of Expertise

Business & Management

Sector of Economy

Consumer Cyclical

Born

January 1, 1962 - 63 years ago

CEO of Winnebago Industries for

4 years 4 months (Jan 2012 - May 2016)

Previous Experience

Various management roles within Winnebago Industries

Holdings

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Randy J. Potts had substantial equity stakes in Winnebago Industries during his tenure as CEO. At one point, he was reported to have had over 33,000 shares that vested, which significantly added to his wealth as the company performed well....

Total Stock Sold

$26.42K

WGO

$26.42K

1,000 WGO shares

What if they kept their stock?

If Randy J. Potts didn't sell their stock, today they would have:
Extra WGO1,000 shares worth $35.77K.
This is 35.39% and $9.35K more than what they got when they sold the stock.

Insider Trading

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WGO

15,000 shares

WGO

Oct 15, 2014

Received

WGO

18,246 shares

WGO

Oct 14, 2014

Received

WGO

$26.50K

WGO at $26.50/share

Jul 8, 2014

Sale

WGO

$24.10K

WGO at $24.10/share

Jan 31, 2014

Purchase

WGO

27,238 shares

WGO

Oct 15, 2013

Received

WGO

$51.70K

WGO at $12.92/share

Nov 16, 2012

Purchase

WGO

36,307 shares

WGO

Oct 9, 2012

Received

WGO

13,000 shares

WGO

Mar 23, 2011

Received

Compensation History

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In 2016, Randy J. Potts had a total compensation of about $1.75 million. His salary was $550,000, with the rest made up of a bonus and other benefits. Notably, his bonus was tied to company performance, and he was eligible for up to 200% based on achieving certain financial goals in his role. He also received stock awards, including 13,300 shares that vested in 2016, which further demonstrated the performance-driven nature of his compensation package. This compensation plan aimed to tie his financial rewards directly to Winnebago’s success and to keep key executives motivated and retained. The focus on metrics like net sales growth and operating income for bonuses signified a strategic approach to ensure the company thrived during his leadership.

Year

2016

Total Compensation

$2.16M

Salary

$550.00K

Board Justification

The compensation program is designed to attract and retain key executives critical to the company, aligning management interests with those of shareholders and rewarding performance.

Bonus

$902.15K

Board Justification

The annual incentive bonus was targeted at 100% of base salary paid in Fiscal 2016 and a maximum of 200%.

Other

$332.22K

Board Justification

Other compensation includes various benefits and perquisites provided to the CEO.

Restricted Stock

$370.94K(13.3K RSU)

Board Justification

Restricted stock awarded to Mr. Happe that vested in 2016.

Performance Metrics

Net sales growth, operating income, and working capital were key financial performance measurements.

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