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'''Robert A. "Bob" Iger''' (born 1951) is a [[liberal]] [[progressive]] Hollywood studio executive. Iger held the position as President of [[Disney]] in 2000 and later became CEO in 2005, succeeding then-recently fired [[Michael Eisner]], and was continuing its descent into a [[secular-progressive]] corporation. Prior to taking over Eisner's position, he had worked as a weatherman on ABC. There was also evidence to suggest that Bob Iger's appointment was a farce.<ref>http://www.savedisney.com/news/features/fe050905.1.asp<br />Roy Disney, Stanley Gold Sue The Walt Disney Company, Certain Directors For Fraud, Breach of Duty of Disclosure Regarding Board's Public Statements About Search for Eisner's Replacement As CEO  

'''Robert A. "Bob" Iger''' (born 1951) is a [[liberal]] [[progressive]] Hollywood studio executive. Iger held the position as President of [[Disney]] in 2000 and later became CEO in 2005, succeeding then-recently fired [[Michael Eisner]], and was continuing its descent into a [[secular-progressive]] corporation. Prior to taking over Eisner's position, he had worked as a weatherman on ABC. There was also evidence to suggest that Bob Iger's appointment was a farce.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20050529083326/http://www.savedisney.com/news/features/fe050905.1.asp<br />Roy Disney, Stanley Gold Sue The Walt Disney Company, Certain Directors For Fraud, Breach of Duty of Disclosure Regarding Board's Public Statements About Search for Eisner's Replacement As CEO  

Suit Asks Court to: •Void 2005 Election of Directors  

 

Suit Asks Court to:

 

•Void 2005 Election of Directors  

 

•Compel Company to Hold Another Election for  

•Compel Company to Hold Another Election for  

•Directors After Full Disclosure About CEO Selection Process  

•Directors After Full Disclosure About CEO Selection Process  

•Enjoin Company and Board from Changing Eisner's or Iger's Compensation or Contracts  

•Enjoin Company and Board from Changing Eisner's or Iger's Compensation or Contracts  

Burbank, CA - May 9, 2005 -- Roy E. Disney and Stanley P. Gold today filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court against The Walt Disney Company and certain members of the Board of Directors of the Company alleging that the Board made false statements to the Company's shareholders about its CEO search in order to induce shareholders to vote for the incumbent Board at the 2005 meeting and to induce Messrs. Disney and Gold not to run an alternate slate of directors at that meeting.  

Burbank, CA - May 9, 2005 -- Roy E. Disney and Stanley P. Gold today filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court against The Walt Disney Company and certain members of the Board of Directors of the Company alleging that the Board made false statements to the Company's shareholders about its CEO search in order to induce shareholders to vote for the incumbent Board at the 2005 meeting and to induce Messrs. Disney and Gold not to run an alternate slate of directors at that meeting.