Pearce Rebecca

EVP Rebecca Pearce sells 6,129 shares at $323.06 avg for $1,980,040; 31.5% portfolio reduction

Rebecca Pearce, EVP Chief People Officer at Autodesk, executed 2 separate sales on 2025-08-29, selling 2,377 shares at $320.00 and 3,752 shares at $325.00, totaling 6,129 shares for $1,980,040.00 and reducing her holdings by 31.5% from 19,440 to 13,311 shares. The blended average transaction price of $323.06 sits just below the 52-week high of $321.27, and the stock is currently trading at $314.70, down 2.0% from that peak. Pearce's same-ticker sale history at ADSK shows 5 prior trades with a 0 of 2 well-timed rate on the 90-day mark (her prior two measurable 90-day outcomes were +9.9% and +7.8%, indicating the stock rose after her prior sales), suggesting her timing on this ticker has not historically preceded declines. The transaction itself represents a material reduction in her position and warrants monitoring given her senior role in human capital strategy at a $67.3B market-cap company trading at a P/E of 66.53.

EVP Chief People Officer Pearce Rebecca sold 3,251 shares of ADSK at $315.00 on 2025-07-03; post-sale holdings 19,440 shares.

Pearce Rebecca, Chief People Officer, sold 3,251 shares (-14.3% vs pre-transaction holdings) for $1,024,065.00 as ADSK traded near its 52-week highs at $315.00, only -1.4% below the $321.27 peak. Her cross-ticker track record shows prior sells averaging +2.0% 30-day return and +8.9% 90-day return with a 0.00% well-timed rate—meaning those sales were followed by stock appreciation, not declines. At this same ticker (ADSK), her prior measurable sales in December 2023 also preceded gains (+3.0% and +1.0% at 30 days, +9.9% and +7.8% at 90 days), establishing a pattern of poorly-timed exits from a rising position. The sale occurs in a company with strong fundamentals (revenue $1,633,000,000.00, net income $152,000,000.00, +11.5% annual growth) and elevated valuation (P/E 66.95), yet the insider's historical behavior at this specific ticker suggests she has not successfully timed downturns. The most recent timing data point for this filing cannot be measured yet, leaving the current transaction outcome unknown.

EVP Rebecca Pearce sold 3,110 ADSK shares at $310.00 (total $964,100), reducing holdings by 12.1%; stock up 17% in 90 days.

Rebecca Pearce, Chief People Officer, sold 3,110 shares at $310.00 on 2025-06-30, reducing her holdings from 25,801 to 22,691 shares. The sale occurred just six days after another sale at ADSK on 2025-06-24, suggesting a deliberate liquidation pattern rather than an isolated transaction. Against the broader market context, ADSK stock has appreciated 17.0% over 90 days and remains near its 52-week high (3.6% below peak at $321.27), and the company shows solid growth with 11.5% annual revenue growth and a market cap of $66.2B. Across her same-ticker history at ADSK, Pearce's two prior measurable sales in December 2023 both saw positive 90-day returns (post-sale appreciation), indicating historically poor timing; her current cross-ticker track record shows a 0.00% well-timed sell rate, suggesting her sales have not generally preceded stock declines. The restricted narrative here is simply that a senior executive has exited a portion of a strong-performing position in a period of rapid appreciation.

EVP Rebecca Pearce sold 2,544 ADSK shares at $305.00 on 2025-06-24 ($775.9K), retaining 25.8K shares post-sale.

Rebecca Pearce, Chief People Officer, sold 2,544 shares (9.0% of prior holdings) at $305.00, reducing her position from 28,345 to 25,801 shares. The stock closed at $304.19 (current price), within 3.0% of the 52-week range and -5.3% from its 52-week high. Her prior trades at Autodesk produced 90-day returns of +9.9% and +7.8%, both positive outcomes that reflect poorly-timed sells (stock rose after she exited). At her cross-ticker level, her 2 prior open-market sells averaged +8.9% over 90 days with a 0.00% well-timed rate, indicating a similar pattern of selling before continued gains. This transaction follows that pattern: a discretionary open-market sale with no scheduled trading plan flag, occurring when the stock remains elevated relative to its recent range.