Leggett & Platt Approves Retention Bonuses for Key Executives

Reuters2025-12-30
Leggett & Platt Approves Retention Bonuses for Key Executives

Leggett & Platt Inc. has approved new retention agreements for select key management personnel, according to a recent filing. Executive Vice President and CFO Benjamin M. Burns and EVP, President - Bedding Products J. Tyson Hagale will each receive retention payments of $618,000, amounting to 103% of their base salaries. EVP, President - Specialized Products and Furniture, Flooring & Textile Products R. Samuel Smith, Jr. will receive $540,750, also 103% of his base salary, while EVP & General Counsel Jennifer J. Davis will receive $630,875, representing 128.8% of her base salary. The payments are set for 2025 and are contingent on continued employment through December 23, 2026. Clawback provisions apply if an executive departs under certain conditions before the specified date. President and CEO Karl G. Glassman did not receive a retention agreement.

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