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Robert J. Sywolski served as the CEO of Blackbaud, Inc., where he focused on driving the company's growth and managing finances skillfully. He stepped into the role in 2005 and made an impact right away, leading efforts that resulted in...

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Robert J. Sywolski

Ex-CEO of Blackbaud

Field of Expertise

Business & Management

Sector of Economy

Technology

CEO of Blackbaud for

5 years 10 months (Jan 2000 - Nov 2005)

Previous Experience

Unknown

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During his time at Blackbaud, Robert J. Sywolski held a substantial amount of stock options which reflected his commitment to the company's growth. At one point, he had options to buy over 3.5 million shares, showcasing the company's high expectations...

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Compensation History

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In 2005, Robert J. Sywolski's total compensation at Blackbaud reached $525,000, which included a significant cash bonus of $522,038 due to his exceptional performance. His salary was firm at $525,000, a clear testament to his responsibilities as CEO. This compensation package was designed to align with company performance, linking his earnings directly to Blackbaud's growth metrics, particularly revenue and adjusted EBIT. The Compensation Committee recognized his efforts that year, evident in the substantial bonus. Additionally, Sywolski had income from company perks, including automobile usage. His tenure showcased the importance of performance-based pay, especially in leadership roles, reinforcing the idea that good results lead to rewards.

Year

2005

Total Compensation

$1.06M

Salary

$525.00K

Board Justification

The compensation philosophy seeks to align the interests of stockholders and management by tying compensation to performance, either directly in the form of salary or annual bonuses paid in cash, or indirectly in the form of appreciation of restricted stock and/or stock options granted to employees through equity incentive programs.

Bonus

$522.04K

Board Justification

Due to the outstanding company and individual performance in 2005, especially with respect to our revenue growth, Adjusted EBIT and successful management of our capital management program, the Compensation Committee determined to pay him a cash bonus of $522,038.

Other

$12.80K

Board Justification

Includes a perquisite for the dollar value of the use of a company automobile and a reimbursement for tax preparation of $5,000 in 2005.

Restricted Stock

$0.00(0 )

Board Justification

No stock was vested in 2005 as the stock grants were not specified in the provided information.

Performance Metrics

The performance metrics include revenue and Adjusted EBIT goals.

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