Willis Lease Finance Corporation Announces New Compensation Agreement for Brian R. Hole as Global Head of Managed Funds and Credit
Willis Lease Finance Corporation has entered into a new employment agreement with Brian R. Hole, effective October 8, 2025. Under the terms of the agreement, Mr. Hole will serve as Global Head of Managed Funds and Credit, receiving an initial annual base salary of $696,892. His target annual bonus opportunity is set at up to 90% of his base salary, effective January 1, 2026. Mr. Hole is also eligible for performance-related pay tied to the management of third-party capital and will continue to vest in previously granted restricted stock, subject to the agreement's terms. The agreement outlines provisions for separation payments and continued or accelerated vesting of unvested stock in certain termination scenarios.
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