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Disney is throwing stacks of cash — and stock — at the fix-it man.
New-old CEO Bob Iger will get $27 million a year, including $1 million annual salary, $1 million in bonus, and $25 million in Disney stock and stock options.
Yes, Bloomberg’s right that it’s less than the $46 million he made in 2021, or even the $32.5 million his successor Chapek got. But, uh, Iger was one of the highest paid execs in the world making hundreds or even a thousand times more than his own median employees. Plus, Disney’s stock price has fallen by nearly half since its 2021 peak, meaning the $25M in stock could be worth way more soon.
Bob Iger’s “Compensatory Arrangements”
[U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)]
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