News Bob Iger Steps Down - Bob Chapek CEO

Disney Irish

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Igers parachute was estimated at a half billion when he announced stepping down from ceo...which is the title it was written for. You know that retirement packages are basically guaranteed for all big-time CEOs...and Iger had complete leverage based on performance to have that privilege as well as an escape clause. He would have had to have the dumbest lawyer on earth for that not to be the case.

I’m waiting to see what details emerge. You are probably making this more complicated when it’s pretty simple.

I did see he barely...and just barely...had last years compensation approved by the board the other day. Good times for Bob.
That $500 Mil number that you are throwing around here was the number from a couple years ago, prior to this whole COVID-19 mess. And was reportedly all stock. And if so wouldn’t be close to $500 mil at this point. The board would put a required hold time on when those stock awards can be cashed out after Iger leaves, guarantee it.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
That $500 Mil number that you are throwing around here was the number from a couple years ago, prior to this whole COVID-19 mess. And was reportedly all stock. And if so wouldn’t be close to $500 mil at this point. The board would put a required hold time on when those stock awards can be cashed out after Iger leaves, guarantee it.
So like $300 then? 🤪

He would have set price options and a waiting time for certain percentages of divestment. So bob got a nice chunk of cash...and has to wait and see on the rest. We’ll know eventually.

That package is undoubtedly smaller now. But again he would have to have the worst lawyers on the planet without differing levels of guarantees.

Hell...they almost paid Dick Fuld a $72 mil severance in 2008. It was “controversial” to call it a firing and withhold it.

Never ask for a dime from rich men - moral of the sorry
 

Disney Irish

Premium Member
So like $300 then? 🤪

He would have set price options and a waiting time for certain percentages of divestment. So bob got a nice chunk of cash...and has to wait and see on the rest. We’ll know eventually.

That package is undoubtedly smaller now. But again he would have to have the worst lawyers on the planet without differing levels of guarantees.

Hell...they almost paid **** Fuld a $72 mil severance in 2008. It was “controversial” to call it a firing and withhold it.

Never ask for a dime from rich men - moral of the sorry
Well if we're going on that report where that $500 Mil came from it would be vested over four years until 2021. So if that's the case and that was back in 2018, then its only vested 50% at this point. Plus then he has to wait out the hold period upon his leaving the company in 2021 before he can cash out. So no he doesn't get a nice chunk of cash right now. He'll probably have to wait until 2022 or 2023 before he can sell any of it.

Not to mention he wouldn't be selling any stock right now anyways due to the stock being low. So again he isn't walking away with anything right now. He is going to make sure the company and thus the stock is flying high before he leaves the company, if not for anything else than to get that big "pay day" as you keep trying to say is the reason he vacated the CEO title.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
Well if we're going on that report where that $500 Mil came from it would be vested over four years until 2021. So if that's the case and that was back in 2018, then its only vested 50% at this point. Plus then he has to wait out the hold period upon his leaving the company in 2021 before he can cash out. So no he doesn't get a nice chunk of cash right now. He'll probably have to wait until 2022 or 2023 before he can sell any of it.

Not to mention he wouldn't be selling any stock right now anyways due to the stock being low. So again he isn't walking away with anything right now. He is going to make sure the company and thus the stock is flying high before he leaves the company, if not for anything else than to get that big "pay day" as you keep trying to say is the reason he vacated the CEO title.
The stock is “low”?

Based on what assumption?

Boy...you are way more confident than is warranted in strange days.

Good data on the 4 years vesting. Poor Bob
 

Disney Irish

Premium Member
The stock is “low”?

Based on what assumption?

Boy...you are way more confident than is warranted in strange days.

Good data on the 4 years vesting. Poor Bob
The stock has been low since his “retirement” announcement based on where its been over the period of time of his vesting period. So based on that it would not be a good time to sell since the stock is down from its all time high back in November.
 

AJFireman

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brb1006

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As far as I know, the ducks and cats.
Speaking of cats, the Disneyland cats are doing a very good job protecting Disneyland. Just look at them go :happy:
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Just recently, these kittens (Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz) have also joined in on protecting Disneyland
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Since they're debut at Tommorowland last Christmas, these three have been teaching these cats some new dance moves.


Since Disneyland is closed, Everybody Can Truly Be A Cat! Especially since this year marks the 50th Anniversary of The Aristocats. Hope the kittens are teaching the Disneyland Cats their Scales And Arpeggios.
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smooch

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I just heard that Chapek is out.

I haven't heard that he's out, I just heard that Iger is taking back the responsibilities of being CEO while Chapek technically retains the title. I'm interested to see any statements / developments, this is all really interesting to watch the shuffling behind the scenes.
 

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