The Central Florida Urban League CEO will take home a hefty salary at $400,000—nearly triple the governor’s salary.
In the latest update on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ quarrel with the Mouse, his handpicked Board of Supervisors for the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District tapped ally Glen Gilzean as the new district administrator on Wednesday. The Central Florida Urban League CEO will take home a hefty salary at $400,000—nearly triple the governor’s salary—and replace John Classe, one of the last men standing from Walt Disney Co.’s prior control of the district.
It will keep him as a special adviser as long as he helps out in itsagainst Disney. Classe’s new contract bars him from working at the multinational corporation for two years if he exits the district and grants him health care for life—unless the board gives him the boot for not complying. DeSantis seized control of the former Reedy Creek Improvement District and swapped it out for a state-appointed, five-member board after Disney criticized his “Don’t Say Gay” bill.
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