mgmt promote vs rollover
are these two the same thing. Unclear whether "mgmt promote" is instead an "equity kicker" as opposed to a rollover of existing ownership/shares of management.
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You are correct. Rollover and MIP are separate. MIP is a % kicker management will receive based on performance metrics set by Sponsor
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