The proposal — requesting that Disney “cease” its participation in the Human Rights Campaign’s annual Corporate Equality Index — was submitted by right-wing think tank National Center for Public Policy Research, through its Free Enterprise Project initiative.
This proposal provides Disney with an opportunity to move back to neutral,” the FEP’s proposal stated.
Shareholders concurred, with only 1% of shares voted in favor the proposal, according to the preliminary tally.
In addition, shareholders at the annual meeting voted in favor of an advisory approval of the compensation packages for Disney’s named officers for the 2024 fiscal year.
Shareholders also voted to reelect 10 Disney board members, including Iger, for one-year terms.
Disney plans to used the AI-based technology to advance its robotic character platform that powers next-generation entertainment robots at its theme parks.
Overall, the 2025 Disney shareholder meeting was a far less dramatic affair compared with last year’s fireworks. »