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Current Disney CEO Bob Iger's Salary Revealed & Ex-CEO Bob Chapek ...
The Walt Disney Company has shared executive compensation packages for current CEO Bob Iger, as well as dearly-departed ex-executives Bob Chapek and Christine McCarthy, and others in the current c-suite. This post takes a look at those numbers and Disney’s explanation for the salaries, severance, and bonuses. Plus, a look at Chapek resurfacing for the first time since his firing! It’s now been over a year since Bob Iger reentered the building as CEO of the Walt Disney Company, which was shortly after the start of the 2023 fiscal year. (Iger returned on November 22, the fiscal year started on October 1.) The Board of Directors pulled off a classic Bob Swap™️, replacing Chapek with once former and now current CEO Bob Iger. The story behind this has been pieced together in the months and year since, and covered in exhaustive detail throughout our somehow still-ongoing Battle of the Bobs series. We don’t watch reality television, but we still get our gossip “fix” from the palace intrigue at Disney and in-fighting between the Bobs. The most recent development in this saga comes via an SEC filing that revealed salaries and statements about company leadership. For the fiscal 2023 year, Bob Iger saw his compensation plummet to the low amount of only $31,587,166. That’s down from $45.9 million in fiscal 2021, his last full year of employment at the company before returning to the helm last year shortly after the new fiscal year began. Bob Iger’s fiscal year 2023 compensation package included $865,385 in base salary, plus $16.1 million in stock awards, $10 million in stock-option awards, $2.14 million cash bonus and $2.48 million in other compensation, according to the company’s proxy statement filed with the SEC. Per that same SEC filing, stock awards are subject to performance conditions that are valued based on the probability that such targets will be achieved. Assuming, instead, that the highest level of performance conditions are achieved by the Walt Disney Company’s stock, Iger’s stock award for fiscal 2023 could be worth as much as $33 million–just the stock award. Of course, if Disney keeps putting out smash hits on par with Wish, The Marvels, Haunted Mansion, and Indiana Jones 5 (just to name a few), perhaps that stock performance will be even lower. The point, though, is that Iger’s compensation could vary and is more performance-based now than it was in the past. (This is similar to the eye-popping headlines about Warners CEO David Zaslav supposedly maki...
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? - Baird, Ameriprise, Others
People Moves April 21, 2026 The latest moves, appointments and personnel changes in North American wealth management. Baird Baird said that HWB Partners has joined the firm’s wealth management office in Indianapolis. The team includes Don Hutchinson, director, financial advisor; Dean P Weseli, director, financial advisor; and Jeff J Borgert, director, financial advisor. The team has joined from Goelzer Investment Management, where they managed about $1 billion in client assets. Hutchinson, who brings over 30 years of industry experience to Baird, most recently served as chief growth officer at Goelzer Investment Management. Previously he worked at JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch. Weseli, who has more than two decades of industry experience, previously served as a director of G•PRO Sports and a senior wealth advisor at Goelzer Investment Management. Borgert, with nearly 30 years of industry experience, was previously an institutional senior consultant at Goelzer Investment Management. Ameriprise Financial Financial advisory practice Fair Oaks Wealth Management has joined the independent channel of Ameriprise Financial. They have come from Edward Jones in York, Pennsylvania, where they managed more than $140 million in client assets. The practice, led by financial advisor Bob Halbert, includes financial planning specialist Deborah Purpora and office manager and marketing coordinator Bonnie Dietz. The practice is supported locally by Ameriprise franchise field vice president Matthew Roesser and Ameriprise regional vice president Tom North. Gridline Gridline, a turnkey platform for wealth management, has appointed Chris Crawford as chief operating officer. Crawford spent more than six years at CAIS, where he served as managing director. Earlier in his career, Crawford held COO and senior leadership positions at Mizuho Alternative Investments, Traxis Partners, Vegasoul Capital Management and R G Niederhoffer Capital Management. Gridline recently secured $18.5 million in Series A funding led by FINTOP.
IEQ Capital's Robert Skinner Recognized by Forbes as a Top 10 Wealth ...
The Forbes America's Top Wealth Advisors and Best-In-State Wealth Advisors rankings, dated April 7, 2026, are produced annually by SHOOK Research, with data as of June 30, 2025.
Four IEQ Capital Founders Recognized by Forbes as Top Ten Wealth ...
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IEQ Capital ("IEQ"), an independent wealth management firm and multi-family office, today announced that founders and advisors Robert Skinner, Alan ...
