Wasson John

John Wasson's 495-transaction Form 4 file for ICF International (ICFI) is a long-running executive liquidation: 607,903 shares sold since 2006 against zero buys, a sell-side that has persisted across two decades and averages roughly thirty thousand shares per year. The March 20, 2026 filing makes the mechanics visible in a single day: six derivative exercises totaling 41,734 shares, a 36,443-share Code A award, and three tax events totaling 8,284 shares — all in one filing that converts vesting equity to cash-and-residual. Two days earlier, a March 3 filing added two Code J exercises of 39,212 shares each, which is the option-tranche equivalent of paying the exercise price with shares rather than cash. Together these three March events represent roughly 86,000 shares of gross option activity in a single month, the largest recent concentration in the file and the kind of cluster that registers as a watchlist event even though every component is part of the same mechanical program. The right read is not that Wasson is suddenly active — he has been filing at this cadence for years — but that the March 2026 cluster is the pattern running at high resolution. For a file whose entire history runs in one direction, the only meaningful watchlist question is whether any buy activity ever appears, and at 0 buys in 495 transactions the answer is still no.