Named executive officer

Gregory L. Christopher

Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer·Mueller Industries Inc

About

Gregory L. Christopher serves as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Mueller Industries. He has served as Chief Executive Officer since October 30, 2008 and as Chairman of the Board of Directors since January 1, 2016.

Prior to becoming Chief Executive Officer, he served as the Company's Chief Operating Officer and as President of the Standard Products Division.

Since 2010

Age 64

Tenure 16 yrs

Also at Mueller Industries Inc

ED Elizabeth Donovan Director WD William C. Drummond Director GG Gary S. Gladstein Director SG Scott J. Goldman Director JH John B. Hansen Director TH Terry Hermanson Lead Independent Director

Past roles

Organization Role Dates Details

Mueller Industries, Inc. Chief Operating Officer

Mueller Industries, Inc. President, Standard Products Division

Fixed compensation

Data from FY 2025

Salary

$1,650,000

Component Annual base salary

Bonus

$1,500,000

All other compensation

$935,673

Total compensation

$27,562,773

Performance compensation

Data from FY 2025

Cash incentive

Annual cash incentive

$8,250,000

Form Cash

Evaluation period FY2025

Stock awards

$15,227,100

Form Performance-based restricted stock

Vesting Cliff vest after three years, provided performance criteria are met

Company Mueller Industries Inc Company hub Person Elizabeth Donovan Director Person William C. Drummond Director Person Gary S. Gladstein Director Person Scott J. Goldman Director Person John B. Hansen Director Person Terry Hermanson Lead Independent Director Person Charles P. Herzog, Jr. Director Person Jeffrey A. Martin Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Person Christopher J. Miritello Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary Person Steffen Sigloch Strategic Advisor for Industry Relations

Source: Mueller Industries Inc proxy statement (SEC Schedule 14A)

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