Fox Factory (FOXF) Proxy filing summary
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Proxy filing summary
27 Mar, 2026Board of directors and corporate governance
Douglas J. Grimm's biography updated to reflect an additional public company directorship not previously disclosed.
Grimm joined the board in March 2026 and is CEO of V-to-X, LLC, advising and investing in the mobility sector.
He has held executive roles at Metaldyne Performance Group, Grede Holdings, Visteon, and Dana Corporation.
Grimm currently chairs Blue Bird Corporation and serves on the boards of Lucid Group, Lumileds, and Pangea Corporation.
He holds degrees from Hiram College and the University of Detroit.
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