952 directors and officers serve two or more S&P 500 companies

Counting S&P 500 companies only, 12 people hold roles at 4, the most of anyone. Craig Arnold, for one, sits at Honeywell Aerospace, KKR & Co., Medtronic and Procter & Gamble.

People at two or more S&P 500 companies

7,173 more people hold a role at one company.

Roles filed up to 30 Sep 2026

  • 2 companies824
  • 3 companies116
  • 4 companies12

Directors and officers, most companies first

Roles filed up to 30 Sep 2026

952 people

PersonCompaniesRoles
Craig Arnold4 companies
Mark A. Blinn4 companies
Marianne Catherine Brown4 companies
Wesley G. Bush4 companies
Nelda J. Connors4 companies
Frank A. Damelio4 companies
Kelly J. Grier4 companies
Teri List4 companies
Marissa A. Mayer4 companies
Mary Hogan Preusse4 companies
Patricia F. Russo4 companies
Michael Todman4 companies
David P. Abney3 companies
Nicholas K. Akins3 companies
Priscilla Almodovar3 companies
Judson Althoff3 companies
Stephen F. Angel3 companies
Roxanne S. Austin3 companies
Wanda M. Austin3 companies
Warner L. Baxter3 companies
M. Brett Biggs3 companies
Stephen B. Bratspies3 companies
Pierre R. Breber3 companies
Adriane M. Brown3 companies
John T. Cahill3 companies
Andrew Campion3 companies
Susan K. Carter3 companies
Amy Chang3 companies
Lewis Chew3 companies
Annette K. Clayton3 companies
Cesar Conde3 companies
Pamela J. Craig3 companies
Kermit R. Crawford3 companies
Richard K. Davis3 companies
Arnold W. Donald3 companies
Lynne M. Doughtie3 companies
Lynn A. Dugle3 companies
Webster Roy Dunbar3 companies
Anthony R. Foxx3 companies
Wayne A.I. Frederick3 companies
Paul J. Fribourg3 companies
Anne Gates3 companies
Lynn J. Good3 companies
Alex Gorsky3 companies
Scott Gottlieb3 companies
Anders Gustafsson3 companies
Kirk S. Hachigian3 companies
Victoria D. Harker3 companies
Carla A. Harris3 companies
John D. Harris3 companies

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About the data

  • Roles come from SEC Forms 3, 4 and 5, filed by each company's directors and executive officers. Only S&P 500 companies are counted, so a director's other public and private boards are not.
  • A role is dropped when the person has filed nothing for that company in the 12 months to the newest filing in the data, so directors who did not trade or receive stock in that time are missing. Who counts.
  • Names are shown as filed, so search finds first names, nicknames such as Tim or Bill, and surnames.