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What happened: Blackbaud director Rupal S. Hollenbeck acquired 3,670 restricted shares of common stock, recorded as an acquisition with an effective transaction date of 08/01/2025.
Why it matters: The award vests on August 1, 2026 (or earlier immediately prior to the 2026 annual election of directors) only if she remains a director. The shares were issued at no cash price and bring her direct ownership to 10,466 shares.
Blackbaud, Inc. (BLKB) – Form 4 filing: Director Yogesh K. Gupta received a restricted stock award of 3,670 common shares on 08/01/2025 at an acquisition price of $0.
Footnote 1 states that the award will vest on 08/01/2026, or sooner if Gupta’s board term ends immediately before the company’s 2026 annual director election, provided he is still serving as a director at that time. Following the grant, Gupta’s direct beneficial ownership rose to 12,266 shares. No derivative securities transactions were reported and no open-market purchases or sales occurred.
- Transaction classified as “A” (acquired) and reported under Section 16.
- Form filed by a single reporting person; no amendments noted.
- Equity grant represents routine director compensation and does not involve cash outlay by the insider.