Stanley Black & Decker: Supply chain chief Tamer Abuaita to move to senior advisor May 1
Stanley Black & Decker said its Global Chief Supply Chain Officer and President, Industrial, Tamer K. Abuaita, will move to a Senior Advisor role effective May 1, 2025, under a transition agreement signed March 31, 2025. The change is part of a realignment that returns major supply chain responsibility to the company's business operating structures as its global supply chain transformation nears completion.
Key points
- Transition Date is May 1, 2025; the Senior Advisor role runs for one year after that date.
- Abuaita keeps his current base salary and equity vesting while a Senior Advisor, and receives a pro-rated 2025 incentive award based on actual performance through the Transition Date.
- After the advisory period, and subject to a release of claims, he receives one year of continued base salary as severance and six months of subsidized group health coverage.
- The filing does not name a successor for the supply chain role.
The filing
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