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Seth Ring appointed President and COO, effective June 30, 2026, succeeding retiring Robert Parahus.

Ring will also join the Board of Directors, increasing board size to 11 members.

Ring's compensation includes $1M base salary, $1.75M target bonus, and $3.75M annual equity award.

Parahus to serve as senior advisor for one year post-retirement with $1.85M total compensation.

Ring has 22 years at Toll Brothers, including leadership in the Shapell Homes acquisition and Pacific region.

Full analysis

Toll Brothers announced a planned CEO succession with Seth Ring, a 22-year company veteran, set to become President and COO on June 30, 2026, replacing Robert Parahus who is retiring after 40 years. Ring, currently Executive Vice President overseeing Western operations, will also join the Board. The transition appears orderly, with Parahus staying on as senior advisor for one year to ensure continuity. Ring's compensation package is typical for a top executive, with a $1M base salary, $1.75M target bonus, and $3.75M annual equity award, all pro-rated for the fiscal year. The move signals a generational shift in leadership, leveraging Ring's deep operational experience, including his role in the $1.6B Shapell Homes acquisition. Investors should view this as a stable transition with minimal disruption risk.

TOL · Toll Brothers, Inc.

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