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Brent Yeagy Biography and Net Worth

CEO of Wabash National

Brent L. Yeagy is an industrial manufacturing leader with more than 20 years of experience in the automotive and commercial transportation industries. Since June 2018, Mr. Yeagy has been responsible for the strategic direction and operations of Wabash National in his role as President and Chief Executive Officer.

Before his appointment as President and CEO, Mr. Yeagy was President and Chief Operating Officer from October 2016 to June 2018. Mr. Yeagy joined Wabash National in 2003 and held a number of positions with increasing responsibility, including Vice President of Manufacturing, Vice President and General Manager of Commercial Trailer Products, and Senior Vice President – Group President, Commercial Trailer Products.

Prior to Wabash National, from 1999 to 2003, Mr. Yeagy held various positions within human resources, environmental engineering and safety management for Delco Remy International. Mr. Yeagy served in various plant engineering roles at Rexnord Corporation from December 1995 through 1999. He also served in the United States Navy from 1991 to 1994.

Mr. Yeagy holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Science and a Master of Science in Safety Engineering from Purdue University, and an MBA in Business Management from Anderson University. He has also attended executive programs at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business as well as Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. Mr. Yeagy is a graduate of the U.S. Navy’s Naval Nuclear Power Program and participated in the Navy’s Officer Candidate Program.

What is Brent L. Yeagy's net worth?: The estimated net worth of Brent L. Yeagy is at least $5.37 million as of March 7th, 2023. Mr. Yeagy owns 275,787 shares of Wabash National stock worth more than $5,372,331 as of November 26th. This net worth approximation does not reflect any other investments that Mr. Yeagy may own. Additionally, Mr. Yeagy receives an annual salary of $2,960,000.00 as CEO at Wabash National. Learn More about Brent L. Yeagy's net worth.
How old is Brent L. Yeagy?: Mr. Yeagy is currently 53 years old. There are 4 older executives and no younger executives at Wabash National. Learn More on Brent L. Yeagy's age.
What is Brent L. Yeagy's salary?: As the CEO of Wabash National Co., Mr. Yeagy earns $2,960,000.00 per year. Learn More on Brent L. Yeagy's salary.
How do I contact Brent L. Yeagy?: The corporate mailing address for Mr. Yeagy and other Wabash National executives is 1000 SAGAMORE PARKWAY SOUTH, LAFAYETTE IN, 47905. Wabash National can also be reached via phone at (765) 771-5300 and via email at [email protected]. Learn More on Brent L. Yeagy's contact information.
Has Brent L. Yeagy been buying or selling shares of Wabash National?: Brent L. Yeagy has not been actively trading shares of Wabash National during the past quarter. Learn More on Brent L. Yeagy's trading history.
Are insiders buying or selling shares of Wabash National?: In the last twelve months, Wabash National insiders bought shares 5 times. They purchased a total of 1,216 shares worth more than $18,642.88. In the last twelve months, insiders at the sold shares 2 times. They sold a total of 4,096 shares worth more than $109,109.60. The most recent insider tranaction occured on April, 29th when Director John G Boss bought 199 shares worth more than $3,697.42. Insiders at Wabash National own 1.8% of the company. Learn More about insider trades at Wabash National.
Information on this page was last updated on 4/29/2024.

Brent L. Yeagy Insider Trading History at Wabash National

Brent L. Yeagy Buying and Selling Activity at Wabash National

Wabash National Company Overview

Wabash National Corporation provides connected solutions for the transportation, logistics, and distribution industries primarily in the United States. The company operates through two segments, Transportation Solutions and Parts & Services. The Transportation Solutions segment designs and manufactures transportation-related equipment and products dry and refrigerated van trailers, platform trailers, tank trailers, and truck-mounted tanks; truck bodies for dry-freight transportation; cargo and cargo XL bodies for commercial applications; refrigerated truck bodies; platform truck bodies; and used trailers, as well as laminated hardwood oak flooring products. The Parts & Services segment provides aftermarket parts and services; steel flatbed bodies, truck body mounting, shelving for package delivery, partitions, roof racks, hitches, liftgates, thermal solutions, and others; truck body repair parts; and door repair and replacement, collision repair, and basic maintenance services. It also develops and scales a digital marketplace for the transportation and logistics distribution industry; operates a parts and services distribution platform; and stainless steel storage tanks and silos, mixers, and processors for the dairy, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical, craft brewing, and biotech markets; trailers as a service; and composite products, including truck bodies, overhead doors, and other industrial application products, as well as used trailers. The company offers its products under the Wabash, DuraPlate, DuraPlateHD, DuraPlate AeroSkirt, and AeroSkirt CX brands, as well as EcoNex brand. It serves its products to truckload common carriers, leasing companies, private fleet carriers, less-than-truckload common carriers, and package carriers. Wabash National Corporation was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Lafayette, Indiana.

Today's Range

Now: $19.51

$19.25

$20.00

50 Day Range

MA: $18.66

$16.90

$20.10

2 Week Range

Now: $19.51

$15.94

$30.07

Volume

683,073 shs

Average Volume

584,942 shs

Market Capitalization

$845.56 million

P/E Ratio

N/A

Dividend Yield

1.66%

Beta

1.54

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