Steven Wunning Net Worth

The estimated Net Worth of Steven H Wunning is at least $30.3 Million dollars as of 15 August 2024. Mr. Wunning owns over 4,766 units of Sherwin-Williams Co stock worth over $29,987,005 and over the last 19 years he sold SHW stock worth over $0. In addition, he makes $342,355 as Lead Independent Director at Sherwin-Williams Co.

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Mr. Wunning SHW stock SEC Form 4 insiders trading

Steven has made over 73 trades of the Sherwin-Williams Co stock since 2008, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently he exercised 4,766 units of SHW stock worth $119,150 on 15 August 2024.

The largest trade he's ever made was exercising 130,000 units of Sherwin-Williams Co stock on 21 March 2014 worth over $5,933,200. On average, Steven trades about 3,290 units every 28 days since 2005. As of 15 August 2024 he still owns at least 80,697 units of Sherwin-Williams Co stock.

You can see the complete history of Mr. Wunning stock trades at the bottom of the page.

Steven Wunning biography

Steven H. Wunning serves as Lead Independent Director of the Company. He has served as Group President and member of the Executive Office of Caterpillar Inc. (world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines and diesel-electric locomotives) from January 2004 until his retirement in February 2015. Mr. Wunning joined Caterpillar in 1973 and held a variety of positions with increasing responsibility, including Vice President, Logistics Division from January 2000 to January 2004 and Vice President, Logistics & Product Services Division from November 1998 to January 2000. Mr. Wunning is a director of Kennametal Inc. (NYSE: KMT), Summit Materials, Inc. (NYSE: SUM) and Black & Veatch Holding Company. Mr. Wunning serves on the Board of Trustees of Missouri University of Science and Technology. Qualifications: Through his broad range of assignments and experience gained during 41 years of service at Caterpillar, Mr. Wunning developed an in-depth understanding of manufacturing, quality, product support and logistics at a leading global manufacturing company. Mr. Wunning’s extensive management experience provides the Board with a valuable, independent perspective on Sherwin-Williams’ global manufacturing and supply chain operations.

What is the salary of Steven Wunning?

As the Lead Independent Director of Sherwin-Williams Co, the total compensation of Steven Wunning at Sherwin-Williams Co is $342,355. There are 9 executives at Sherwin-Williams Co getting paid more, with John Morikis having the highest compensation of $14,854,700.

How old is Steven Wunning?

Steven Wunning is 69, he's been the Lead Independent Director of Sherwin-Williams Co since 2019. There are 1 older and 25 younger executives at Sherwin-Williams Co. The oldest executive at Sherwin-Williams Co. is Susan Kropf, 71, who is the Independent Director.

Insiders trading at Sherwin-Williams Co

Over the last 22 years, insiders at Sherwin-Williams Co have traded over $171,685,417 worth of Sherwin-Williams Co stock and bought 29,407 units worth $3,447,767 . The most active insiders traders include Richard J Kramer, Christopher M Connor, and John G Morikis. On average, Sherwin-Williams Co executives and independent directors trade stock every 16 days with the average trade being worth of $7,233,194. The most recent stock trade was executed by Allen J Mistysyn on 30 August 2024, trading 14,520 units of SHW stock currently worth $1,343,826.

What does Sherwin-Williams Co do?

the sherwin-williams company engages in the development, manufacture, distribution, and sale of paints, coatings, and related products to professional, industrial, commercial, and retail customers in north and south america, europe, and asia. it operates in three segments: paint stores, consumer, and global. the paint stores segment sells paint, coatings, and related products to end-use customers. this segment markets and sells sherwin-williams branded architectural paints and coatings, industrial and marine products, and original equipment manufacturer product finishes and related items.

Complete history of Mr. Wunning stock trades at Caterpillar, Kennametal, Sherwin-Williams Co, and Summit Materials Inc

Sherwin-Williams Co executives and stock owners

Sherwin-Williams Co executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include:

• John Morikis,
  Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer
• John G. Morikis,
  Chairman, Pres & CEO
• David Sewell,
  President, Chief Operating Officer
• Allen Mistysyn,
  Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President - Finance
• Peter Ippolito,
  President of The Americas Group
• Joel Baxter,
  President and General Manager - Global Supply Chain Division and Consumer Brands Group
• Allen J. Mistysyn,
  Sr. VP of Fin. & CFO
• Mary L. Garceau,
  Sr. VP, Gen. Counsel & Sec.
• Peter J. Ippolito,
  Pres of The Americas Group
• Steven Wunning,
  Lead Independent Director
• Arthur Anton,
  Independent Director
• Christine Poon,
  Independent Director
• Susan Kropf,
  Independent Director
• Matthew Thornton,
  Independent Director
• Michael Thaman,
  Independent Director
• Richard Kramer,
  Independent Director
• Kerrii Anderson,
  Independent Director
• Jeff Fettig,
  Director
• James Jaye,
  Senior Vice President - Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
• Thomas Gilligan,
  Senior Vice President - Human Resources
• Jane Cronin,
  Senior Vice President, Corporate Controller
• Mary Garceau,
  Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary
• Todd V. Wipf,
  Pres & GM of Southeastern Division - The Americas Group
• Jane M. Cronin,
  Sr. VP & Corp. Controller
• Joel D. Baxter,
  Pres & GM of Global Supply Chain Division - Consumer Brands Group
• Thomas P. Gilligan,
  Sr. VP of HR
• Thomas C. Hablitzel,
  Sr. VP of Enterprise Strategic Accounts
• Karl Schmitt,
  Sr. VP of Marketing
• James R. Jaye,
  Sr. VP of Investor Relations & Corp. Communications
• Catherine M Kilbane,
  Sr VP, General Counsel & Secy
• Thomas G Kadien,
  Director
• David F Hodnik,
  Director
• Robert J Davisson,
  President, Paint Stores Group
• Robert J Wells,
  VP-Corp Com & Public Affairs
• John M Stropki,
  Director
• Christopher M Connor,
  Chairman and CEO
• Sean P Hennessy,
  Sr. VP-Finance & CFO
• Aaron M Erter,
  President, Perf Coatings Grp
• Robert F Lynch,
  President, Consumer Brands Grp
• Aaron Malachi Iii Mixon,
  Director
• Timothy A Knight,
  Group President, Global Group
• John L Ault,
  VP-Corporate Controller
• Duane E Collins,
  Director
• Curtis E Moll,
  Director
• Conway G Ivy,
  Sr. VP-Corp. Plan. Dev.
• John G Breen,
  Director
• Joseph Scaminace,
  President and COO
• Thomas W Seitz,
  Pres. & GM-Consumer
• Thomas E Hopkins,
  Sr. VP-Human Resources
• James C Boland,
  Director
• Gary E Mccullough,
  Director
• Richard K Smucker,
  Director
• Steven J Oberfeld,
  President, Paint Stores Group
• Alexander Zalesky,
  Pres. and GM-International
• Louis E Stellato,
  VP, General Counsel & Secy
• Ronald P Nandor,
  Pres. and GM-Automotive Div.
• George E Heath,
  President, Global Finishes Grp
• Blair P La Cour,
  Pres & Gen Mgr-Automotive Div
• Robert W Mahoney,
  Director
• Daniel E Evans,
  Director
• Brian E Padden,
  President, Consumer Brands Grp
• Joseph F Sladek,
  Pres. & GM, Glob. Supply Chain
• Bryan J Young,
  SVP - Corp Strategy & Devel.
• Aaron Powell,
  Director
• Marta R Stewart,
  Director
• Thomas L Williams,
  Director
• Todd D Rea,
  President, Consumer Brands Grp
• Justin T Binns,
  President, Glob. Architectural
• Heidi G Petz,
  President & CEO
• Gregory P. Sofish,
  SVP - Human Resources
• Colin M. Davie,
  Pres. & GM, Glob. Supply Chain
• Karl J Jorgenrud,
  President, Glob. Industrial