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- Diretor executivo - The Walt Disney Company - Estados Unidos
- Data de nascimento: 1951 Estados Unidos
- Anual: 3 021 135 614,00 MTn
- Mensal: 251 761 301,17 MTn
- Semanal: 58 098 761,81 MTn
- Diariamente: 11 619 752,36 MTn
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Robert Allen "Bob" Iger é o presidente e CEO da The Walt Disney Company. Ele foi nomeado presidente da Disney em 2000, e mais tarde substituiu Michael Eisner como presidente-executivo em 2005, depois de um esforço bem sucedido de Roy E. Disney para o retira-lo da gestão da empresa. Iger supervisionou a aquisição da Pixar Animation Studios em 2006, após um período de relações tensas com o estúdio de animação. Ele também levou a empresa a adquirir a Marvel Entertainment em 2009, a Lucasfilm em 2012 e a 21st Century Fox em 2017, ampliando ainda mais as franquias de propriedade intelectual da Disney.
Referências Wikipedia page about Robert IgerAnnual Earnings:
Variety.com Jan 2020: Bob Iger’s Disney Compensation Drops to $47.5 Million in 2019
Bloomberg May 2019: $146,616,652
CNBC: $65.6 million in 2018, 2019 base salary #3 million, bonus $12 million
Variety Jan 2017:$43.9 million
WSJ Jan. 2015: Compensation last fiscal year: $46.5 million.
Bloomberg April 2014: compensation $34.3 million
Forbes March 2013: Compensation $53.3 million, Net income $4.45 billion
WSJ May 2012: Base salary $2 million, annual incentive $ 15.5 million, total compensation including stock grants: $30.4 million
Forbes October 2011: net income $4.55 billion Compensation: $53.3 million
AP January 2011: $28 million, up 30 percent from a year ago. Iger's base salary fell to $2 million but his performance-related bonus surged to nearly $13.5 million from $9.3 million a year ago. He was also granted stock options at $11.8 million His other compensation rose nearly 8 percent to $798,433, including personal use of company aircraft and security costs.
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Update: 2020-3
