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Disney Heir Abigail Disney Calls CEO Bob Iger's $65 Million Pay 'Insane'

yahoo.com Apr 22 2019 BoardNews

Disney Heir Abigail Disney Calls CEO Bob Iger's $65 Million Pay 'Insane' Marina Fang Reblog Abigail Disney , an heir to the Disney entertainment empire, continues taking the company to task for CEO Bob Iger ’s $65.6 million compensation last year, which a study says was 1,424 times the median employee pay. “I like Bob Iger. ...
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1. I like Bob Iger. Let me be very clear: I think he's a good man. But I think he's allowing himself to go down a road that is the road everyone is going down.
2. What difference would it make in the quality of life for those that gave up half their bonus? None. Zero. Maybe they can't afford a third home. Or another boat. I'm not being facetious here. That's the kind of sacrifice we'd be talking about for high level execs.
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