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Fiscal year 2025

Cris Keirn — FY2025 total compensation $2,125,792

Cris Keirn is Chief Executive Officer of Turtle Beach (HEAR). The company reported total compensation of $2,125,792 for fiscal year 2025.

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Fiscal year 2025 compensation

Salary$513,462
Bonus$0
Stock awards$1,333,548
Option awards$0
Non-equity incentive plan$219,214
Pension and non-qualified deferred compensation$0
All other compensation$59,568
Total$2,125,792

A dash means the company reported no figure in that column; 0 means it reported zero. Figures are as printed, without adjustment.

Cited to the compensation disclosure Turtle Beach filed April 21, 2026, accession 0001193125-26-167148.

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History — every fiscal year held

Fiscal yearRoleSalaryBonusStock awardsOption awardsNon-equity incentivePension / NQDCAll otherTotal
FY2025Chief Executive Officer$513,462$0$1,333,548$0$219,214$0$59,568$2,125,792
FY2024Chief Executive Officer$477,769$0$1,525,522$0$394,540$0$51,657$2,449,488
FY2023Chief Executive Officer$390,000$0$460,658$0$313,746$0$49,078$1,213,482

Totals as disclosed in each year's own compensation disclosure for Turtle Beach.

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Peer context

Peer-group chief executive median$2,992,425
Difference from that median$-866,633
Percentile within the disclosed peer group40th
Peers with a disclosed figure10

Medians and percentiles are computed across the peer group Turtle Beach discloses in its own compensation disclosure.

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The other named executive officers of Turtle Beach

Named executive officerRoleFY2025 total
Mark WeinswigChief Financial Officer$2,385,454
Cris Keirn this pageChief Executive Officer$2,125,792
Megan WynneGeneral Counsel and Secretary$923,657
John HansonFormer Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer$261,040

The company's named executive officers for fiscal year 2025, and what it reported for each. See the full Turtle Beach compensation brief.

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The company page

Cris Keirn's compensation sits inside Turtle Beach's full executive and board picture — the peer group, pay against peers, incentive design and the board itself.

The Turtle Beach (HEAR) compensation brief