Disney D-Day: Bob Iger Celebrates Board Battle Win & End Of “Distracting Proxy Contest”; Nelson Peltz “Disappointed” Then Tries To Spin It Into A Win
On the specifics, after all the millions spent, Peltz got 31% of the vote. Iger received 94% of the vote to keep him on the Mark Parker-headed board. Still, Peltzs Trian tried to have it both ways with their response to their big loss Wednesday. (L-R) Bob Iger, Disneyland and Nelson PeltzGetty Images We are proud of the impact we have had in refocusing this Company on value creation and good governance....