The estimated Net Worth of Carmel Galvin is at least $9.75 Milion dollars as of 2 July 2020. Ms. Galvin owns over 4,587 units of Autodesk stock worth over $4,941,597 and over the last 7 years she sold ADSK stock worth over $2,035,320. In addition, she makes $2,769,690 as Chief Human Resource Officer a Senior Vice President - People and Places at Autodesk.
Carmel has made over 2 trades of the Autodesk stock since 2019, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently she sold 4,587 units of ADSK stock worth $1,111,430 on 2 July 2020.
The largest trade she's ever made was selling 4,994 units of Autodesk stock on 18 December 2019 worth over $923,890. On average, Carmel trades about 564 units every 12 days since 2018. As of 2 July 2020 she still owns at least 19,081 units of Autodesk stock.
You can see the complete history of Ms. Galvin stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Carmel Galvin is Chief Human Resource Officer, Senior Vice President - People and Places of the Company. Galvin joined Autodesk in March 2018 and serves as Senior Vice President, People and Places and Chief Human Resources Officer (“CHRO”). Prior to joining Autodesk, from April 2016 to February 2018, Ms. Galvin was the Senior Vice President, CHRO for Glassdoor, Inc. where she led all people functions of the company, including human resources planning, learning and development, talent acquisition, employee relations and engagement. From October 2014 to April 2016, Ms. Galvin served as Senior Vice President and CHRO at Advent Software, Inc., where she oversaw the company’s global people strategies and programs. Prior to Advent, she served as Vice President of Talent & Culture Development for Deloitte’s new-venture accelerator, advising a growing portfolio of innovative companies on how to scale and adjust their culture and talent programs. Prior to Deloitte, Ms. Galvin gained 20 years of human resources experience at global companies including Moody’s KMV, Barra Inc., Visa International and IBM (Ireland) Ltd.
As the Chief Human Resource Officer a Senior Vice President - People and Places of Autodesk, the total compensation of Carmel Galvin at Autodesk is $2,769,690. There are 4 executives at Autodesk getting paid more, with Andrew Anagnost having the highest compensation of $11,569,700.
Carmel Galvin is 51, she's been the Chief Human Resource Officer a Senior Vice President - People and Places of Autodesk since 2018. There are 18 older and 3 younger executives at Autodesk. The oldest executive at Autodesk Inc. is Karen Blasing, 63, who is the Independent Director.
Carmel's mailing address filed with the SEC is C/O OPENLANE, INC., 11299 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, CARMEL, IN, 46032.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Autodesk have traded over $236,408,673 worth of Autodesk stock. The most active insiders traders include Scott D.Sachem Head Capital..., Capital, Lp Eminence Gp, Ll... a Stacy J Smith. On average, Autodesk executives and independent directors trade stock every 21 days with the average trade being worth of $4,644,806. The most recent stock trade was executed by Steven M Blum on 30 August 2024, trading 17,344 units of ADSK stock currently worth $4,682,880.
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