Oriental Land profit f'cast up on Disney park boom

[Bstanley]

Well according to Forbes - 4/26/2001

During the last five years, Eisner, 59, made $737 million. That's about 19 times the $38 million made by the average CEO on Forbes.com's First Annual CEO Value Survey. And while Eisner's personal income grew during that time, Disney's five-year net income shrank an average of 3.1% yearly. The average company included in the survey grew its net income by 19% over the five-year period.

And as we all know 2001 was NOT a good year for Disney financially.

It took something like 10 years of lousy financial performance before the investment community revolted and brought the ME/FW team to Disney in 1984 so my guess is we'll be seeing ME for at least 3 more years - unless he decides that one massive coronary in your lifetime is enough for anyone and retires on his $1B.

 

[Bob O]

Maybe Eisner could use some of his money and build BK at AK as a going away present for all of us!!