Eventbrite Accelerates Executive Equity and Bonus Payouts Ahead of Merger

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Eventbrite Accelerates Executive Equity and Bonus Payouts Ahead of Merger

Eventbrite Inc. has approved the acceleration of vesting and payments for certain equity awards and annual cash bonuses for executive officers Julia Hartz, Anand Gandhi, Lisa Gorman, and Ted Dworkin. This adjustment moves the vesting and payout of these compensation elements into December 2025, ahead of the company’s planned merger with Bending Spoons US Inc. The annual cash bonus for the executives will be paid out at 26.25% of target. These changes are contingent upon each executive signing a Section 280G Mitigation Acknowledgement, which includes provisions for repayment if the merger does not close and the executive departs under certain conditions. The repayment obligation will lapse if the merger is completed.

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