The Walt Disney Company's (NYSE:DIS) CEO Bob Iger revealed a $24.9 million pay package in a recent 14A proxy filing with the SEC. The compensation package included $2 million in salary, a $15 million cash bonus, and a $4.3 million payout from the vesting of performance options. Moreover, Iger also received $666,000 expense reimbursements for auto benefits ($14,400), personal air travel ($67,879), and security ($578,656). And this comes in addition to another $2.92 million in Disney stock options granted during the company's fiscal year. While this package pales in comparison to recent $100 million compensation packages, it still represents significant reimbursed expenses at the cost of shareholders. This is also a significant raise over his previous salary as COO, where he received $9.24 million in salary and cash bonus, $500,000 in restricted stock, 274,241 stock options, and other compensation of $1.02 million. But with Disney stock reaching new highs, he could be worth the price...