Paylocity Director Steven I. Sarowitz Reports Disposal of $3.7 Million in Common Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Paylocity director and 10% owner Steven I. Sarowitz sold 20,926 common shares on Oct. 22-23, 2026.
  • The Oct. 22 sale comprised 8,080 shares at $176.57 each.
  • On Oct. 23, he sold 10,398 shares at $176.78 each, with another 2,448 shares sold at $177.27 each.
  • Following the transactions, Sarowitz directly held 4,377,469 shares, with 3,916,476 shares held indirectly through the Jessica P. Sarowitz Declaration of Trust.


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