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Disney’s Bob Iger Compensation Hits .8 Million Amid CEO Succession Plans

Disney’s Bob Iger Compensation Hits $45.8 Million Amid CEO Succession Plans

January 23, 2026 Marcus Rodriguez - Entertainment Editor Entertainment

Bob Iger’s 2024 Compensation reached $45.8 million

Table of Contents

  • Bob Iger’s 2024 Compensation reached $45.8 million
    • Details of Iger’s Pay
    • Succession Planning Underway
    • Internal ​Candidates
    • Changes to the Succession Process

Walt Disney Co.Chief Executive Bob Iger earned $45.8 million‍ in compensation in 2024, an 11% increase from his $41 million compensation ⁤package ​in 2023.

Details of Iger’s Pay

Disney disclosed executive compensation packages on Thursday, January 23,‍ 2025, as the board ‌of⁣ directors prepares to select Iger’s successor. His contract is set to expire in December 2024. ⁣The increase reflects Iger’s performance during a period of ⁣strategic restructuring and financial recovery for the company.

Succession Planning Underway

Disney Chairman James Gorman emphasized‍ the importance of succession planning in a letter to shareholders, stating that it “remains a top priority for the board, reflecting its ​importance to buisness continuity and ​long-term shareholder value.” The board’s succession committee has been evaluating potential candidates, and a final‌ decision‌ is expected soon.

Internal ​Candidates

Four internal candidates are currently being considered for the CEO position:

  • Josh D’Amaro: Chairman of ‌Disney Parks, Experiences and Products.
  • Dana Walden: Chairman of Disney Television and streaming.
  • Alan Bergman: ​Chairman of The Walt Disney Studios.
  • Jimmy Pitaro: Chairman of ESPN.

Changes to the Succession Process

Disney’s board has streamlined the ​CEO selection process compared to the ⁣2020 transition. A dedicated succession committee, led by James Gorman (formerly of Morgan Stanley), has been established. ⁤The committee also includes‍ General Motors⁣ CEO mary Barra, Lululemon Athletica CEO Calvin McDonald, and Sir Jeremy Darroch, former head of Sky broadcasting ​in Britain.

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