A recent SEC filing from a Disney proxy states that Iger made $43.9 million in 2016, which had one less week fall within its fiscal parameters compared to 2015 (that’s the irregularity I mentioned earlier). If you adjust for that irregularity, his income was basically stable between the two fiscal years, and here’s how it broke down in fiscal 2016, according to Deadline: The Disney board has priased Iger’s “spectacular financial performance” despite an overall drop in Disney stock price in 2016, but they also had to trim his yearly bonus to the tune of $2.3 million, another contributing factor to his having squeaked by with a little less in 2016 than the fiscal year prior. Here’s to a better and brighter 2017, Bob!
