PagerDuty Sets $475,000 Salary for CFO Owen Wilson's Strategic Advisor Role in Transition Agreement

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PagerDuty Sets $475,000 Salary for CFO Owen Wilson's Strategic Advisor Role in Transition Agreement

PagerDuty Inc. has entered into a Transition Agreement with Chief Financial Officer Owen Howard Wilson in connection with his planned retirement. Under the agreement, Wilson will remain CFO until a new CFO is appointed, after which he will serve as a full-time strategic advisor with an anticipated annual salary of $475,000. His existing equity awards will continue to vest under their current terms. Wilson's employment remains at-will and may be terminated by either party at any time.

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