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" ... Granholm plans to resign from her board seat and forfeit her unvested options upon her confirmation, but she still may be able to participate in Proterra’s public offering, depending on when the deal closes. Her ethics disclosure states that she will sell off her vested options as soon as it is feasible, but she has 180 days until after her confirmation to do so. That leaves open the possibility that she could hold onto the stock options until after the company goes public. ... "
" ... Of course some executives experienced the ultimate clawback: losing their job and watching their unvested and unexercised stock vanish to bankruptcy, creditors, and/or worthlessness. But what about all the cash bonuses and stock that had already been paid out for illusory earnings and revenues based on valueless investments? Little or nothing has been recouped. ... "
" ... Reinhart, 41, is the largest individual shareholder. He has a 6.5% stake in the company, excluding unvested options, which is worth about $80 million based on the company’s initial pricing. ... "
" ... Such a large-sized IPO will make big financial winners of Snowflake’s early investors, employees and not one, but two CEOs who have led the San Mateo, Calif.-based business. CEO Frank Slootman, who came out of retirement after previously taking ServiceNow and Data Domain public to lead Snowflake in 2019, owns more than 5 million shares outright and through vested options, with another roughly 10 million remaining in unvested shares. Bob Muglia, the CEO he replaced, owns about 8 million shares at IPO, with a commitment to sell half to Berkshire Hathaway in a private placement set at the list price. At $120 per share, that means Muglia will see a payday of more than $450 million, while still holding onto a stake of comparable size. ... "
" ... The ever-cocky Slootman relishes the idea of proving the doubters wrong. “You can look at my private companies and see how that turned out,” he says. The CEO has plenty of reason to stick around, too, with billions tied up in unvested Snowflake shares. ... "