Vroom Management

How experienced are the management team and are they aligned to shareholders interests?

1.0yrs

Average management tenure

CEO

Thomas Shortt (53 yo)

0.67yr

Tenure

Mr. Thomas H. Shortt, also known as Tom, is Chief Executive Officer and Director of Vroom, Inc. since May 09, 2022. He was Chief Operating Officer at Vroom, Inc. since January 03, 2022 until May 09, 2022....

Leadership Team

Name	Position	Tenure	Compensation	Ownership
Robert Krakowiak	CFO & Treasurer	1.33yrs	US$2.11m	0.012% $ 14.8k
Patricia Moran	Chief Legal Officer & Secretary	4yrs	US$680.31k	0.011% $ 14.7k
Carol Stott	Chief People & Culture Officer	6.17yrs	US$515.58k	0.089% $ 114.7k
Mark Roszkowski	Consultant	0.50yr	US$809.32k	0% $ 0
Thomas Shortt	CEO & Director	0.67yr	no data	0.033% $ 42.4k
Agnieszka Zakowicz	Senior VP & Principal Accounting Officer	0.50yr	no data	0.0088% $ 11.3k
Liam Harrington	Vice President of Investor Relations	no data	no data	no data
Peter Scherr	Chief Marketing Officer	no data	no data	no data
Dennis Looney	Chief Supply Chain Officer	no data	no data	no data
John Caine	Chief Conversion Officer	no data	no data	no data
Allen Miller	Investor Relations Officer	no data	no data	no data

1.0yrs

Average Tenure

51yo

Average Age

Experienced Management: VRM's management team is not considered experienced ( 1 years average tenure), which suggests a new team.

Board Members

Name	Position	Tenure	Compensation	Ownership
Thomas Shortt	CEO & Director	0.67yr	no data	0.033% $ 42.4k
Robert Mylod	Independent Executive Chair of the Board	7.33yrs	US$52.50k	0.34% $ 437.2k
Laura Lang	Independent Director	2.67yrs	US$137.44k	0.020% $ 26.2k
Michael Farello	Independent Director	7.5yrs	US$134.94k	no data
Timothy Crow	Director	0.25yr	no data	no data
Laura O'Shaughnessy	Independent Director	2.67yrs	US$135.57k	0.0052% $ 6.7k
Paula Pretlow	Independent Director	1.75yrs	US$478.52k	0.00021% $ 269.9

2.7yrs

Average Tenure

57yo

Average Age

Experienced Board: VRM's board of directors are not considered experienced ( 2.7 years average tenure), which suggests a new board.