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Benchmark Electronics (NYSE: BHE) filed an 8-K announcing the appointment of Charles Swoboda as an independent director effective 4 Aug 2025. Swoboda led Cree—now Wolfspeed—as CEO (2001-2017) and chairman (2002-2017) and currently sits on Ryder System’s board, adding >30 years of semiconductor, LED and manufacturing expertise.
Director compensation remains in line with Benchmark’s existing program: (a) $70 k annual cash retainer, (b) $10 k committee retainer for Audit and Human Capital & Compensation or $7.5 k for Nominating, Sustainability & Governance, and (c) a $170 k RSU award each year. Swoboda’s 2025 cash and equity awards will be prorated, with the prorated RSUs scheduled to vest on 13 May 2026.
The company simultaneously issued a press release (Ex. 99.1) but disclosed no operational, financial or guidance updates. Consequently, the filing is primarily a corporate-governance event with limited immediate earnings impact.