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News The Walt Disney Company Board of Directors Extends Robert A. Iger’s Contract as CEO Through 2026
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If I can figure it out at my low IQ, this will be easy for you and you can learn a new skill!!
Kamikaze
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He just needs to strap a 'SaveDisney' slogan on what he wants and the Disney 'fans' will follow him anywhere, just like last time.
You have to remember that most of the people who are posting about this are either children or have the financial education of children.
Tha Realest
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Kamikaze
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They are not building a single thing in those locations.Home
Imagine your life set in a place where world-famous Disney service is at the heart of it all. It's time to write the best chapter in the story of your life.
They're licensing the brand and providing theming and the 'story' aspect of the locations.
Save Disney was spearheaded by Roy ( RIP ) and Stanley Gold. It assured the downfall of Eisner and he was successfully forced out and Eisner resigned. Peltz doesn't have that magic to pull that off.
el_super
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Eisner resigned and was replaced with Iger, who was almost exactly like Eisner.
And now people want Iger out and he will be replaced with ... someone just like him.
Thinking that a singular person has full say and control over a company the size of Disney, and that all the "problems" are a direct result of one person's actions, is what turns out to be the most naive and childish take of the fan community.
Then flash forward 20 years and see the people complaining about how the current CEO doesn't understand the company, and things were so much better during Iger's time.
Stripes
Premium Member
It was a rhetorical question. I already know the answer. Between September 2005 and February 2020, Disney’s TSR was more than double the TSR of the S&P 500.
Tha Realest
Well-Known Member
And yet it merited prominent mention as one of the few things Disney was bringing on board in 2024.
I’m heartened WDI has shovels in the ground somewhere. I just wish it was in DCA, DHS, and DAK as opposed to these disparate communities.
Kamikaze
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Its literally the same thing. Just without a 'Disney' to back it.
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
Do you say WDI is 'building' the cruise ships? Of course not. They're on this list too.
pdude81
Well-Known Member
Peltz got handled in the first round and is not on the board, nor did he work for the company, nor is he a Disney. What do you think is the same besides the two word title you suggested?
Tha Realest
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Disney partners with construction and subcontractors and manufacturers for all of the projects they build, whether they’re parks or cruise lines or DVC. It’s really not that difficult, unless you really think the contributions of someone like Wing Chao is insignificant as compared to Fincantieri Marghera.
Tell me again where in DHS, DAK, or DCA we can see some tangible, shovels in ground, projects being spearheaded by WDI.
lazyboy97o
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So is Tokyo DisneySEA.
Then why did you ask me, do you have a point?
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The Lochness Monsta
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I hate how Bob Iger blames Chapek for everything, even though he's made most of the bad decisions the past 5 years. Chapek must have signed something before he left that makes it so he can't say anything. So Iger is using that to try and get off scott free.
Fire Iger
Fire Iger
JD80
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C'mon. Disney has struggled since the start of the pandemic, but you chose to ignore there immense success in the 15 years leading up to it.
Stripes
Premium Member
Over Iger’s nearly 15 year tenure as CEO, Disney’s total shareholder return outpaced the total shareholder return of the S&P500 by over 200%.
Put simply, the company and all of its competitors are in the midst of the greatest disruption to their existing business model in a generation and, for whatever reason, you want to ignore 15 years of astonishing financial and cultural success and chalk up the recent decline in their financial health to someone who transformed the company into the most powerful and successful entertainment company in the world, while ignoring the obvious challenges facing the entire legacy media industry due to COVID, the rapid decline in cable TV subscribers, and the need to invest significant cash into the pivot from a declining business (linear TV) to a growing business (streaming).
SpectreJordan
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They have an Avengers ride they've been talking about for half a decade now...