Company Analysis

Avery Dennison Corp. (AVY)

NYSE: AVY · Converted Paper & Paperboard Prods (No Contaners/Boxes) · Mentor, OH · filing with the SEC since 1994
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Who runs Avery Dennison Corp.

Officers and directors as they report to the SEC on Forms 3, 4 and 5, named as filed
Chief executive, as filed
Stander Deon
President & CEO. First filing Aug 2016, latest Mar 3, 2026, 5 filings in all.
Officers reporting now
9
of 17 people with a filing in the last fifteen months
Directors reporting now
8
33 people on the record since 2006
Officerssales are open-market, Nov 6, 2025 to Nov 6, 2026
NameTitle as filedFirst filingLatest filingSales, 12 months
Colisto NicholasSVP & CIOSep 2020Sep 16, 20261 · $700,000
Allouche Danny GiladPresident, Materials GroupNov 2024Sep 1, 2026none
Butier Mitchell RExecutive ChairmanMar 2007Aug 17, 202623 · $20.0M
Walker Ignacio JSVP and Chief Legal OfficerSep 2020Aug 5, 20262 · $500,000
Stander DeonPresident & CEOAug 2016Mar 3, 2026none
Yost Ryan DPresident, Materials GroupMar 2024Mar 3, 2026none
Lovins GregorySVP and CFOMar 2017Mar 3, 2026none
Baker-Nel DeenaSVP & Chief HR OfficerSep 2020Mar 3, 2026none
Santiago Divina FeVP ControllerSep 2023Mar 3, 2026none
Directorssales are open-market, Nov 6, 2025 to Nov 6, 2026
NameRoleFirst filingLatest filingSales, 12 months
Lopez Andres AlbertodirectorFeb 2017Nov 6, 20261 · $800,000
Wagner William RaymonddirectorOct 2022Sep 1, 2026none
Flitman David EdirectorJul 2025Jul 27, 2026none
Alford Bradley AdirectorApr 2010May 4, 2026none
Dickson Ward H.directorJun 2024May 4, 2026none
Mejia Maria FernandadirectorFeb 2024May 4, 2026none
Reverberi FrancescadirectorFeb 2023May 4, 2026none
Siewert PatrickdirectorApr 2006May 4, 2026none
Earlier names on the record16, newest filing first

A person is listed as reporting now after a filing in the last fifteen months. The record shows when someone last filed; it does not say why they stopped. Each name links to the filings on sec.gov.

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