AEye CEO base salary rises to $562,000 under revamped compensation plan

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  • AEye adopted an amended and restated change in control severance agreement that adds severance coverage for certain executive departures not tied to a change in control.
  • CEO Matthew Fisch would receive 12 months of base salary severance, with group health insurance coverage for 12 months, in a qualifying unilateral termination.
  • Fisch base salary increased to 562,000, effective May 1, 2026, from 500,000.
  • CFO Conor B. Tierney base salary increased to 385,000, effective May 1, 2026, from 361,000; annual bonus target lifted to 70% of base salary from 65%.
  • Base compensation spend for named executive officers expected to fall 24% on a go-forward basis following restructuring.


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