To say that things have been difficult for Disney CEO Bob Iger since his return in November 2022 would be an understatement. The once-beloved CEO has been dealing with less than happy guests at the theme parks, frustrated cast members, a dropping stock price, costly Disney+, and so much more. Disney is not the company it was when Iger stepped ...

For fifteen years, Disney CEO Bob Iger was one of the golden boys of the entertainment and theme park industries. He was responsible for bringing Disney to another level with its purchases of Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. He was also responsible for the expansion of Disney theme parks into Asia, with the opening of Hong Kong Disney in 2005 and ...

For months, Disney CEO Bob Iger has been fighting battles on multiple fronts — it seems like he just can’t catch a break. Iger stepped down as CEO in February 2020 and handed the reins to the Disney Parks Chairman, Bob Chapek. Chapek was in the position for less than three years before he was fired by Disney’s Board of ...

On February 7, The Walt Disney Company held its earnings call for the first quarter of the 2024 fiscal year. During the call, A LOT of information was revealed by Disney CEO Bob Iger. Perhaps the most disappointing news was that Disney+ had lost more than 1 million subscribers since the October price hike. However, Iger remained optimistic, saying that ...

On November 22, 2022, Bob Chapek was unceremoniously fired from his position as CEO of The Walt Disney Company. At the same time as Chapek’s firing was announced, Disney’s Board of Directors shared that Bob Iger would be returning to the role, which he held previously for fifteen years. Unfortunately for Iger, the Disney that he returned to was not ...

Earlier this year, billionaire Nelson Peltz — an activist investor at Disney — attempted to snag a seat on Disney’s Board of Directors. Had Peltz been successful, it would have directly threatened Disney CEO Bob Iger, whom Peltz is not a big fan of. Iger was able to stave off Peltz’s advances when he announced that he would be cutting ...