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FOSTER L B CO

For the period ended May 22, 2025. Filed Apr 11, 2025.

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May 22, 2025 · Filed Apr 11, 2025

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Board Composition

Our goal is to maintain a diverse Board comprised of directors possessing complementary and varied skills, qualities, perspectives, and experiences that together address the wide array of global, environmental, governance, business, and social issues relevant to the Company. The Nomination and Governance Committee periodically reviews director skills, backgrounds, and tenure in order to confirm that the directors’ experiences will assist the Company to execute on its business strategies, identify any skill gaps on the Board, and formulate refreshment plans to address the same. For example, directors who recently joined the Board bring specific skills to the Board, including Mr. Kunz (concrete and aggregates building products experience), Mr. Thompson (public company and finance experience), Ms. Lee (public company experience, including cybersecurity, intellectual property, legal, and regulatory compliance), Mr. Meyer (manufacturing and rail industry experience), and Mr. Jones (capital allocation, public markets and a shareholder perspective, including relating to enhancing shareholder value). The Board believes that this balance of diverse backgrounds, experiences, continuity, and refreshment helps the Board most effectively serve the Company and its shareholders. With respect to demographic background, of our eight directors, one is an Asian female, one is a White female, one is an African-American or Black male, and five are White males.

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