Apogee Enterprises (APOG) executive compensation, 2026 proxy

Donald A. Nolan, Chief Executive Officer and President, was paid $2.2M in fiscal 2026. The CEO-to-median-employee pay ratio was 97:1, on median employee pay of $67,025.

Filed
May 12, 2026
Annual meeting
June 24, 2026
Pay year
fiscal 2026
Named executives
7
CEO total pay
$2.2Mfiscal 2026
CEO to median employee
97:1median $67,025
CEO pay in equity
81%$1.7M in awards
Prior say-on-pay support
92%of votes cast
CEO annualized compensation
$6,509,647Used in pay-ratio calculation
At-risk CEO pay
74%Fiscal 2026 target compensation mix
Performance EPS weighting
60%Three-year cumulative adjusted diluted EPS
Performance ROIC weighting
40%Three-year average adjusted ROIC

How Nolan was paid

$2.2M in total for fiscal 2026, as reported in the Summary Compensation Table. Equity awards are valued at grant, not at what they turned out to be worth.

Salary14%Stock awards81%All other compensation5%

Named executive officers

ExecutiveTotal
Donald A. NolanChief Executive Officer and President$2,163,921
Mark R. AugdahlExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer$1,495,309
Troy R. JohnsonPresident, Architectural Metals Segment$2,235,547
Veena M. LakkundiPresident, Performance Surfaces Segment$1,883,978
Brent C. JewellPresident, Architectural Glass Segment$1,604,069
Ty R. SilberhornFormer Chief Executive Officer and President$6,075,286
Matthew J. OsbergFormer Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer$1,409,567

What changed and why

  • 74%74% of CEO target compensation was at risk through short-term cash incentives and restricted stock awards.
  • 60%60% of performance awards were based on three-year cumulative adjusted diluted EPS and 40% on three-year average adjusted ROIC.
  • $100K$100,000 was provided to CEO Donald A. Nolan for one-time travel and lodging expenses.
  • 18.00%18.00% was Troy Johnson’s salary increase following reassignment to President, Architectural Metals Segment.
  • $1.9M$1,944,117 of Ty Silberhorn’s other compensation represented separation agreement accruals.
  • 91.92%91.92% of votes cast supported the prior say-on-pay proposal, and the Committee made no program changes in response.

About this page

Figures are automated and can be wrong; check the filing for the exact numbers. Totals follow SEC rules, which value stock and option awards at grant. Read the DEF 14A proxy statement for footnotes and the compensation committee's full reasoning.