Sirwalterraleigh
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…winnerDizny is a Biznes
Got it!
…winnerDizny is a Biznes
Got it!
I think that is very connected to the issues at WDW. It's hard for a public company to just be profitable or even highly profitable at this point in time, it has to grow endlessly. In the case of WDW, means it is run with this mentality of needing to endlessly increase profits quarter over quarter. I think they could be smarter about it, but the whole economic system is geared up to reward people like Chapek and Iger for these kinds of moves.
If it drives WDW into the ground, investors will just shrug and move on to the next opportunity. Ah, if only Disney or at least the parks could become a private company that would go some way to addressing these issues!
Disney’s stock core strength has always been it’s long term stability. Which is why it’s in the Dow 30…it survives when others fall.As a Disney fan I totally agree, as someone approaching retirement age who needs my IRA and investments to keep up with inflation I also see the need for companies to keep investors happy or we’ll find other places to invest. The publicly traded company model is counterproductive to long term success because it’s so focused on the short term.
In a perfect world Disney would go private so they can focus on the business rather than the investors, ironically they’ve been so successful even Disney can’t afford to buy Disney.
Glad to know all that COVID money saved on all the cuts went somewhere important."The Walt Disney Co. has disclosed the executive compensation for CEO Bob Chapek and former executive chairman Bob Iger, who ended his tenure at the company at the end of last year.
Chapek’s compensation package for the year totaled $32.46 million, compared with $14.1 million in the previous year, which had reflected the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic and which had been the first in which he led the company after his elevation in February 2020.
Iger’s compensation in his last year with the company totaled $45.9 million, compared with $21.0 million in the previous fiscal year, $47.5 million in the year before that and $65.6 million in fiscal 2018, which was boosted by a stock package that he was awarded as an incentive to remain with the company past his originally planned retirement date.
Disney disclosed top executives’ compensation in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The compensation packages rose sharply because Chapek and Iger did not take bonuses in fiscal 2020 due to the pandemic.
The compensation disclosure only covers the company’s latest fiscal year, which ended on Oct. 2. In other words, it doesn’t include Iger’s end-of-contract stock grant, which was awarded to him on Dec. 31, and which was worth nine figures."
Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s Annual Pay Tops $32M in Fiscal 2021, Bob Iger Makes Nearly $46M in Final Year
The Magic Kingdom disclosed the compensation for its top executives for its latest fiscal year.www.hollywoodreporter.com
…based on guest satisfaction surveys…Glad to know all that COVID money saved on all the cuts went somewhere important.
... Tell me why we still don't have trams in 3-of-4 parks, again?
Um...you do realize that the most powerful position in the entire US only pays $400,000, right?I am sorry that it makes so many mad here that he got this bonus but in the world he is in he deserves the bonus.
I don’t even like the guy but he is doing his job.
You dorks who all think this is a Minecraft exercise need to wake up and understand that this is a business. Things change, successful CEO’s make hard decisions, you won’t always have a cardboard sign world of motion attraction.
Walt was in it to make money too wake the …. up.
Yikes! Coming outta the gates strong huh? LOL.I am sorry that it makes so many mad here that he got this bonus but in the world he is in he deserves the bonus.
I don’t even like the guy but he is doing his job.
You dorks who all think this is a Minecraft exercise need to wake up and understand that this is a business. Things change, successful CEO’s make hard decisions, you won’t always have a cardboard sign world of motion attraction.
Walt was in it to make money too wake the …. up.
…I personally love it when backup slot cornerback comes in with “swagger”…Yikes! Coming outta the gates strong huh? LOL.
Your successful CEO statement is on point however....
Your Walt statement seems a bit off. As I understand it, Walt "was in it" to make whatever idea he had in his melon become a reality. Walt also wasn't stupid and he understood he needed money to make those ideas happen. However it didn't appear that making money was in the forefront of his thought process when coming up with an idea or trying to execute it. His brother was there to make sure Walt didn't bankrupt the company in the process of making whatever crazy idea had come to fruition.
The salary for President sucks. The lobbyists and lawyers two blocks away from the White House make more than he does. Hell, Dr. Fauci was paid $434,300 in 2020 and the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority (a quasi-government agency) was hired in 2019 for a total compensation package of $8.2 million.Um...you do realize that the most powerful position in the entire US only pays $400,000, right?
There's no reason these schlubs are making more than that...they aren't more important than the President of the United States.
My point is that the President makes far more important decisions than the schmucks running Disney, but isn't paid an exorbitant amount of money.The salary for President sucks. The lobbyists and lawyers two blocks away from the White House make more than he does. Hell, Dr. Fauci was paid $434,300 in 2020 and the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority (a quasi-government agency) was hired in 2019 for a total compensation package of $8.2 million.
The Walt comparisons have been played out for 50 years…though you’re not wrong…Your Walt statement seems a bit off. As I understand it, Walt "was in it" to make whatever idea he had in his melon become a reality. Walt also wasn't stupid and he understood he needed money to make those ideas happen. However it didn't appear that making money was in the forefront of his thought process when coming up with an idea or trying to execute it. His brother was there to make sure Walt didn't bankrupt the company in the process of making whatever crazy idea had come to fruition.
It’s a bad comparison…civil servants are not paid based on their power…The salary for President sucks. The lobbyists and lawyers two blocks away from the White House make more than he does. Hell, Dr. Fauci was paid $434,300 in 2020 and the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority (a quasi-government agency) was hired in 2019 for a total compensation package of $8.2 million.
Not at Disney…it’s never been that way. They won’t get the spoils and will take the brunt in any downturnsI'm sure it has been said. Where is the double pay raise for the people actually running the parks. The ride operators, food service and custodians. They are the backbone of the company not the ones sitting in a office in corporate office.
I was doing some work at Victoria falls lounge in august (I think it had just reopened) and was talking to the bartenders and asking how the situation was? (I speak their language…a hobby of mine)When he told people that he does not like being called a greedy corner cutting or other negative financial names, he was clearly not really that hurt. Genie Plus, no trams, cutting holiday bonuses, keeping people waiting and reduced entertainment savings all to make sure he and don't forget the small table of others, got their hundreds million more...
And who on the board is going to not let that guy have his millions increase when he says they can get some millions too. Anyone who was hoping Josh was somehow different. No evidence. It is a circle of grooming.
Does the President pay rent, electricity, healthcare, gas, pay for transportation, pay for food, pay for vacations and endless other free perks NO--- his salary doesn't suckThe salary for President sucks. The lobbyists and lawyers two blocks away from the White House make more than he does. Hell, Dr. Fauci was paid $434,300 in 2020 and the head of the Tennessee Valley Authority (a quasi-government agency) was hired in 2019 for a total compensation package of $8.2 million.
Pee in the bucket…Does the President pay rent, electricity, healthcare, gas, pay for transportation, pay for food, pay for vacations and endless other free perks NO--- his salary doesn't suck
Pee in the bucket…
like some dude that ran a hardware store in Ohio ends up there…
they make $500,000 per hour and up speaking fees afterward from the Wall Street people they enriched for the rest of their lives…good work if you can get it
Then there are the stock optionsthey make $500,000 per hour and up speaking fees afterward from the Wall Street people they enriched for the rest of their lives…good work if you can get it
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