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e holders of AB Acquisition's membership interests. The company determined that both distribution hurdles were achieved upon the consummation of the Safeway acquisition. Accordingly, the Special Bonus was paid to Mr. Miller upon the closing date of the Safeway acquisition. In recognition of their effort

ection with the Safeway acquisition, the company awarded the NEOs set forth below with the following one-time special bonuses: Name Special Bonus Robert B. Dimond $250,000 Wayne A. Denningham $100,000 Justin Dye $500,000 Shane Sampson $250,000 In connection with the commencement of their employment, Mes

Counsel and Secretary. Mr. Gordon has been our Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary since January 2015. Previously, he served as Safeway's General Counsel from June 2000 to January 2015 and as Chief Governance 130 hill/ V.1% V....we go% An:lines catgut data 1646972 0001193125153358

industry at several chains. including roles as Vice President of Merchandising and Marketing and President of numerous Albertson's, Inc. divisions. Robert B. Dimond, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Dimond has been our Chief Financial Officer since February 2014. Prior to joining our com

nc. Employee Retirement Plan. Retirement Restoration Plan and Retirement Restoration Plan II. The company assumed these plans in connection with the Safeway acquisition. The aggregate value of Mr. Edwards' account wider these plans at the end of fiscal 2014 was 5682,283. 154 http: stwww.sec.govarchix r

LTIP II Bonus Name Fiscal Year (5) (5) (5) Robert G Miller 2014 — 4,344,067 7.990.112 2013 — 6,750 375,000 2012 — 340.037 375,000 Robert B. Dimond 2014 664,482 — — Wayne A. Denningham 2014 371,551 1,086.017 7,191,101 2013 271,700 1.688 337,500 2012 190,590 85.009 337,500 Justin

collectively, the "RRPD, non-qualified and unfunded defined benefit pension plans, as of June 20, 2015. The company assumed the ERP and the RRP from Safeway in connection with the Safeway acquisition. The terms of the plans are described below the table. The following actuarial assumptions were employed

on Exercise (S) Vesting (#)(1) Vesting (S)(2) Lai (b) (c) (d) (e) Robert G. Miller — — 440.242 3,383,335 Robert L. Edwards — — — — Robert B. Dimond — — — — Wayne A. Denningham — — — — Justin Dye — — 440,242 3.383,335 Shane Sampson — — — — 1. Represents the vesting of Class C Un

Table as none of the earnings are based on interest above the market rate. Incentive Plans Incentive Unit Plan Effective upon the closing of the Safeway acquisition, we adopted the Incentive Unit Plan which provided for grants of "Incentive Units" to the employees, directors and consultants of the co

ISM) ($)(2) ($)(3 Is) (S) (b) (c) 4:g (e) D__. Robert G. Miller 2,005,777 475,446 94,978 — 4,248,619 Robert L. Edwards — — — — — Robert B. Dimond 90,124 — 6,740 — 93,561 Wayne A. Denningham 623,847 311,313 76,847 — 1,546,602 Justin Dye 828,946 396,770 114,871 — 2,623,377 Shane

pany, dated December 15, 2014 (the "Edwards Employment Agreement"). The Edwards Employment Agreement became effective as of the closing date of the Safeway acquisition. Pursuant to the Edwards Employment Agreement, Mr. Edwards served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the company, and certain o

e Director and Consultancy Agreement which superseded the Edwards Employment Agreement. See "Certain Relationships and Related Party Transactions." Robert B. Dimond and Justin Dye During fiscal 2014, Messrs. Dimond and Dye were parties to employment agreements with AB Management Services Corp. and NAI, respecti