Disney CEO Bob Iger Receives Ad Council Public Service Award

The Disney CEO was honored at a dinner ceremony on Thursday with the Ad Council’s Award for Public Service.

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According to ABC7, Bob Iger was given the Ad Council’s Award for Public Service.
The CEO was honored at a New York City Awards Dinner on Thursday, where he was joined by other Disney, ESPN and ABC bigwigs such as Robin Roberts and Desmond Howard.

The Manhattan gala was hosted by actors Angela Bassett and Lilly Singh.
The award was given to Bob Iger for the Walt Disney Company’s continued work with the Ad Council, as well as their Make-A-Wish Foundation contributions. Through Disney and Make-A-Wish, kids with life-altering illnesses are given the opportunity to experience dream vacations, meet their heroes, play football with NFL legends and so much more.
In addition, Disney has committed more than $100 million to reimagining the children’s hospital experience. Through remodels, events, and more, Disney continues to be committed to spreading magic around the world
Recently, Disney celebrated the release of Moana 2 by inviting a group of 5 kids to attend the Hawaii-located world premiere with Dwayne Johnson. The adventure also included a stay at Aulani.
The Ad Council has been around for over 80 years, continuing its successful mission of combining storytellers and education to create impactful campaigns. The non-profit is well known for its role in the creation of Smokey the Bear.”

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