Canney Jacqueline P., Chief People & AI Enablmt. Officer at ServiceNow (NOW), has filed 54 Form 4 transactions across the single company, with a clear pattern of compensation-driven activity rather than discretionary trading. Her total open-market sales reached $3.26 million, while she recorded zero open-market purchases. The bulk of her reported value came from equity awards—$15.4 million in acquisitions, dominated by a single grant on April 29, 2026, valued at $12.84 million. The remainder of her activity consisted of routine option exercises (code M, valued at $0) and shares withheld to cover taxes (code F), which are automatic and not discretionary.
The most recent cluster of filings, all dated May 15, 2026, reflects this mechanical rhythm: three option exercises paired with three corresponding tax-withholding transactions totaling $292,625.46. Her only open-market sale in the recent window occurred on April 24, 2026, when she disposed of $799,868.13 worth of NOW shares—a modest amount relative to her grant. Earlier in the year, she exercised options on multiple dates in February, with tax withholdings ranging from $39,869.94 to $1.46 million, alongside two zero-value awards on February 3 and February 9.
The data shows no buying conviction: zero purchases against one recent sale, with all acquisition value stemming from company grants rather than open-market accumulation. Her selling activity is sparse and appears tied to option expirations or vesting schedules, not a sustained divestment trend. The February 17, 2026 transaction, which included a $1.46 million tax withholding, suggests a large option exercise, but the accompanying sale was negligible. Overall, Canney’s Form 4 history is consistent with an executive whose equity position is built through compensation, not personal investment, and whose occasional sales are small relative to her grant values.
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