US EditionDisney names parks chief Josh D'Amaro as its next CEO
Josh D'Amaro, who led Disney Experiences to a record $36 billion revenue in 2025, will become CEO as Dana Walden takes on creative leadership focused on film, TV, and streaming.
- Disney has appointed Josh D'Amaro as its next CEO, succeeding Bob Iger after a closely watched succession race.
- The Disney board, led by James Gorman, vetted candidates primarily from Disney's executive ranks for the top job.
- Bob Iger expressed confidence in Disney's changes over the last three years and its future success.
- The new CEO will face challenges including declines in linear TV and rising sports rights costs as Disney transitions to its next phase.
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Disney's next CEO is a man Disney adults call 'Daddy Josh'
Stop us if you've heard this one before. Disney CEO Bob Iger has picked his successor, naming the chairman of Disney Experiences, the segment of the company that runs its theme parks. While that didn't pan out too well last time, with Bob Chapek taking over for two years from 2020 to 2022 before Iger returned to relieve him of his duties, the second try just might be the charm. This time around, Chapek's successor in the parks division is being …
This Tuesday, the board of directors chaired by James Gorman, 67, appointed Josh D’Amaro as the future CEO of The Walt Disney Company. Josh D’Amaro, president of Disney Experiences, will take up his new position on March 18, so here we share some information about him. Who is Josh D’Amaro? Josh D’Amaro has worked for Disney since 1998, when he has held various positions. On LinkedIn he presents himself as the President of Disney Experiences. He …
Disney Names Josh D’Amaro, Who Spearheaded Woke Transformation of Theme Parks, Its New CEO
The board of Walt Disney Co. seems to be on the verge of picking Disney parks chief Josh D’Amaro as its next chief executive officer. The post Disney Names Josh D’Amaro, Who Spearheaded Woke Transformation of Theme Parks, Its New CEO appeared first on Breitbart.
Fubo Doesn’t Foresee Short-Term Impact Under Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro: ‘To Be Determined’
Fubo CEO David Gandler said the potential impact on the streamer’s business remains to be seen as new Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro prepares to take the reins of the entertainment giant in March. “Disney is a very large company. It takes a lot of time for them to decide on what their priorities are going to be,” Gandler said when asked about D’Amaro’s appointment during Fubo’s first quarter earnings call on Tuesday. “From what I heard on the last earn…
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