Senior Executive V.P., Chief Revenue Officer · CNB Financial Corp (CCNE)

Martin T. Griffith

FY2025 is the first fiscal year CompBrief holds for Martin T. Griffith as a named executive officer of CNB Financial; the record below is that year, complete. Every figure below is printed as the company filed it and cited to the filing it came from.

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Total disclosed compensation, FY2025

$968,421

2nd of 5 named executive officers at CNB Financial by FY2025 total.

5 named officers on file for CNB Financial, FY2025

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Compensation figures as of the proxy filed March 16, 2026 (DEF 14A).

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Martin T. Griffith compensation by year

CNB Financial Summary Compensation Table · the one fiscal year held
In US dollars, as CNB Financial reports it. Most recent year shaded. Totals are the company’s disclosed totals.
ComponentFY2025
Salary$382,044
Bonus$1,500
Stock awards$112,780
Option awards$0
Non-equity incentive$130,888
Pension and deferred compensation$300,582
All other$40,627
Total$968,421

Each year as stated in that year's proxy. A dash means the company reported no figure in that column. Source: CNB Financial Corp DEF 14A filed March 16, 2026, accession 0000736772-26-000035, and prior-year filings.

How this page was built: the CNB Financial Corp filed document, accession 0000736772-26-000035. Every figure is read from that document and cited to the page and table it appears in. Filed March 16, 2026.

Equity holdings

unvested awards at FY2025 year-end
TypeUnvested unitsValue at year-endExercise price
PSU3,705$96,960—
PSU3,512$91,909—
RSU2,470$64,640—
PSU2,072$54,224—
RSU1,561$40,851—
RSU690$18,057—

Per the Outstanding Equity Awards at Fiscal Year-End table in CNB Financial Corp's FY2025 proxy; value at the fiscal year-end close, as the company printed it.

Change-in-control & termination

estimated payments CNB Financial discloses, by trigger · FY2025
TriggerCash severanceAccelerated equityBenefits continuationTotal as disclosed
Change in control and involuntary termination$1,106,129$282,312—$3,188,441
Disability—$232,755—$2,032,755
Involuntary termination without cause$1,106,129$232,755—$2,598,884
Resignation for good reason, no change in control—$232,755—$1,492,755
Retirement———$1,260,000
Change in control, no termination—$282,312—$282,312
Death—$232,755—$2,032,755

Per the Potential Payments Upon Termination or Change in Control table in CNB Financial Corp's FY2025 proxy. Estimates as the company printed them; a dash means it printed no figure.

CNB Financial’s named executive officers, FY2025

as the company reported each
Named executive officerRoleFY2025 total
Michael D. PeduzziPresident and Chief Executive Officer$1,500,484
Martin T. Griffith · this pageSenior Executive V.P., Chief Revenue Officer$968,421
Tito L. LimaSenior Executive V.P., Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer$927,573
Michael J. NoahExecutive V.P., Chief Operating Officer$617,885
Angela D. WilcoxsonExecutive V.P., Chief Commercial Banking Officer$583,330

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How this record is built

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