Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
A North American maker of the glass and metal "skins" that wrap commercial buildings, Apogee Enterprises fabricates high-performance architectural glass with special coatings plus aluminum windows, storefronts, and curtainwall systems used by architects and builders. It began in 1949 as Harmon Glass, a Minneapolis auto-glass replacement shop that later moved into installing building glass and, in 2004, left the car business behind. The name comes from a 1960s investment club that its first CEO bought the rights to for a single dollar, picked to sound modern during the Space Age.
Granted 36.5K
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| Insider | Stake change | Holds now | Granted / vested | Bought | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johnson Troy RPres, Architectural Metals · 6 transactions | +82.3% | 72.8K | 36.5K | — | — |
| Jewell Brent CPresident, Architectural Glass · 6 transactions | +78.5% | 51.9K | 27.5K | — | — |
| Augdahl Mark RichardEVP, Chief Financial Officer · 5 transactions | +256.5% | 42.5K | 31.5K | — | — |
| Lakkundi Veena MPres, Performance Surfaces · 4 transactions | +155.3% | 39.2K | 27.8K | — | — |
| Christian Matthew SeanPresident, Architectural Serv · 6 transactions | — | 37.8K | 29.2K | — | — |
| Wagner Patricia KDirector · 1 transaction | +9.9% | 30.3K | 2.7K | — | — |
| Parker Herbert KDirector · 1 transaction | +20.3% | 16.2K | 2.7K | — | — |
| Nolan Donald AChief Executive Officer · 1 transaction | +91.8% | 15.4K | 7.4K | — | — |
| Johnson Lloyd EmersonDirector · 1 transaction | +121% | 10.0K | 2.9K | — | — |
| Welp Bryan AlanVP, General Counsel · 3 transactions | — | 9.5K | 7.6K | — | — |
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