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Allison Transmission Executive Compensation
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Total Exec Pay FY2025
$17.3M
Highest Paid Executive
$8.0M
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Data available:FY2025FY2024FY2023
Named Executive Officers — FY2025
G. Frederick Bohley
President and Business Unit Leader Allison Transmissionand Allison Chief Operating Officer
John M. Coll
Senior Vice President Allison Transmission Global Marketing Sales and Serviceand Allison Corporate and Government Affairs
FY2025$419,500$409,178$1.1M FY2024$388,345$546,790$1.7M Compensation Analysis
Computed directly from SEC-sourced figures tracked on this page — not a general description.
Allison Transmission discloses FY2025 compensation for 6 named executive officers, totaling $17.3M. David S. Graziosi, the President and Chief Executive Officer, accounts for 46% of that combined total.
David S. Graziosi's total compensation fell 35% year-over-year, from $12.3M in FY2024 to $8.0M in FY2025.
Cash compensation (salary plus bonus) made up 35% of Allison Transmission's FY2025 tracked executive pay, with stock awards accounting for 59%. That's notably more stock-weighted than the typical Industrials company in this dataset, where stock awards average 2% of tracked pay.
Among 128 other Industrials companies in this dataset, Allison Transmission's combined tracked executive pay of $17.3M ranks in the 58th percentile (industry median: $12.5M). Its highest-paid executive, David S. Graziosi, ranks in the 52th percentile for top-executive pay in the sector (industry median: $6.8M).
Historical Compensation Data
FY2025$531,333$692,769$1.6M FY2025$419,500$409,178$1.1M FY2024$520,839$989,823$2.8M FY2024$388,345$546,790$1.7M FY2024$387,667$549,537$1.7M FY2023$507,559$805,446$2.6M FY2023$378,225$444,674$1.6M FY2023$364,248$428,193$1.5M Data Source: Compensation figures are sourced from Allison Transmission's DEF 14A proxy statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) via EDGAR. Figures reflect the most recently available fiscal year per executive.
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