Mary Vermeer Andringa serves as Independent Director of the Company. Ms. Andringa has been an executive officer of Vermeer Corporation, a leading manufacturer of agricultural, construction, environmental, and industrial equipment located in Pella, Iowa since 1989. She served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Vermeer from 2003 to 2014. At that time, she became Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board. She transitioned exclusively to Chair of the Board in 2015. Ms. Andringa's tenure with Vermeer has spanned the gamut of functional expertise from marketing to international sales and acquisitions. With over 30 years of manufacturing experience, Ms. Andringa is past Chair of the National Association of Manufacturers which represents over 14,000 US-based manufacturing entities. Ms. Andringa served as the co-chair for the B20 Task Force for Small and Medium Enterprises from 2014 to 2018. The B20 is a group of business leaders from the G20 countries who develop and advise the political leaders for the G20 on proposals to improve global growth. Ms. Andringa's experience as a Chief Executive Officer coupled with her focused efforts on lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives, as well as her involvement in international product sales and distribution, provide an important resource to management and the Board of Directors.
As the Independent Director of Herman Miller, the total compensation of Mary Andringa at Herman Miller is $210,000. There are 11 executives at Herman Miller getting paid more, with Andrea Owen having the highest compensation of $4,658,460.
Mary Andringa is 70, she's been the Independent Director of Herman Miller since 1999. There are no older and 23 younger executives at Herman Miller.
Mary's mailing address filed with the SEC is 855 EAST MAIN AVENUE, P.O. BOX 302, ZEELAND, MI, 49464.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Herman Miller have traded over $41,046,581 worth of Herman Miller stock and bought 56,700 units worth $1,275,803 . The most active insiders traders include David Brandon, Brian C Walker e Mike C. Smith. On average, Herman Miller executives and independent directors trade stock every 13 days with the average trade being worth of $468,441. The most recent stock trade was executed by Christopher M Baldwin on 1 November 2021, trading 2,736 units of MLHR stock currently worth $106,485.
Herman Miller is a globally recognized leader in design. Since its inception in 1905, the company's innovative, problem-solving designs and furnishings have inspired the best in people wherever they live, work, learn, heal, and play. In 2018, Herman Miller created Herman Miller Group, a purposefully selected, complementary family of brands that includes Colebrook Bosson Saunders, Design Within Reach, Geiger, HAY, Maars Living Walls, Maharam, naughtone, and Nemschoff. Guided by a shared purpose-design for the good of humankind-Herman Miller Group shapes places that matter for customers while contributing to a more equitable and sustainable future for all.
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