WIEHOFF JOHN

John Wiehoff's 577-transaction Form 4 file is organized around a single dominant fact: 1,506,023 shares of C.H. Robinson (CHRW) sold against zero buys across 357 transactions, making it the clearest single-company executive liquidation in the recent pending batch. That chapter closed before 2024, along with a smaller 129,600-share exit at DCI. What remains are five live board relationships that generate filings entirely through Code A awards with no sell-side activity in the recent window. UNP delivers roughly 180-200 shares quarterly on a tight calendar. PII produces 1,800-4,300 share awards bimonthly. USB adds lumpier events — 3,796 and 4,691 shares in April 2025, smaller ones elsewhere. Across ITRI, NDSN, and BGG the pattern is identical: zero sells, zero discretionary buys, only awards arriving on compensation timelines. The contrast with the CHRW chapter is exact: that file was directional and volume-heavy, this file is calendar-driven and volume-light. For a long-tenured executive whose primary position is now closed, the recent filing record is most useful as confirmation that secondary board relationships are still vesting — and as a reminder that when a 1.5-million-share liquidation finally ends, the residual disclosure footprint is reduced to the schedule of whatever compensation programs have not yet run their course.