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Stagwell Inc. (NASDAQ: STGW) filed an 8-K on July 8, 2025 announcing several finance-leadership changes effective July 1, 2025.
Key appointments: Ryan Greene, previously Chief Operating Officer since August 2021, has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer. Frank Lanuto, the former CFO, becomes Executive Vice President, Finance and is expected to serve as principal accounting officer once current Chief Accounting Officer Vincenzo DiMaggio departs. The company is eliminating the stand-alone Chief Accounting Officer role.
Compensation updates:
- Greene’s annual base salary rises to $650,000; annual bonus target increases to 80 % of salary, payable up to 50 % in one-year-vesting RSUs.
- Lanuto’s base salary remains $650,000; bonus target set at 85 % of salary for 2025 and 75 % thereafter, with up to 25 % payable in RSUs. His long-term equity incentive target is ≈$619,000 for 2026 and ≈$300,000 for 2027+.
The company states there were no disagreements regarding accounting practices, no related-party transactions, and no family relationships involving the executives. Employment-agreement amendments (Exhibits 10.1 & 10.2) and a press release (Exhibit 99.1) are incorporated by reference.
Investor takeaway: The finance function is being reorganized but leadership continuity is maintained through internal promotions. The elimination of the CAO position could streamline reporting but also concentrates responsibilities. No financial guidance or performance data were provided.