GhostHost1000
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Saw a report on another site Iger is making comments on gun control. Regardless of what he said about it will they ever learn to just run Disney
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News Bob Iger is back! Chapek is out!!
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Riverrafter21
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Is this Bob Iger's sock account?
OrlandoRising
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All valid points. However, I was responding to a comment that said, "Walt Disney would fire them all," not some nuanced point about better business practices. Making everything about Walt is tiresome and unconstructive.
No, it's really not more complex than that. I think you can debate real things like company values or good business practices, without falling back on speculation and pixie dust myths about what a man who has been dead for 56 years would think about any of this. It's just not useful.
Vegas Disney Fan
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He didn’t exactly say anything controversial though, a far cry from taking a direct jab at legislation and stepping into a firestorm.
Sirwalterraleigh
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still is a complete hoax/sideshow…just like RCID…
We can separate the “art” from the “artist” here
Update: genius behind that bill indicted on wire fraud for skimming Covid funds today…
As if that was really in doubt?
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GhostHost1000
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Well that’s good at least…
TwilightZone
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Maybe this whole time Chapeak was asking himself "What would Walt not not do?" as the ultimate business plan.
Or maybe I'm giving him too much credit
mysto
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I think the important question, the question I'm asking, is; will Christine McCarthy be a good steward of the parks?
Her previous position, CFO, is basically head accountant. A big problem for the last xx years has been an over-emphasis on accounting. Sure profitability is required, but not uber alles I hope.
Her previous position, CFO, is basically head accountant. A big problem for the last xx years has been an over-emphasis on accounting. Sure profitability is required, but not uber alles I hope.
UNCgolf
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She's almost certainly not going to be the next CEO.
Even if she somehow is, it will be for a short stint. She's in her mid-late 60s at the youngest (can't find her birthday anywhere but she's been working since 1981), and the next CEO won't take over until 2024. She's not someone who would take over and run the company for 15+ years like Iger and Eisner before him.
Even if she somehow is, it will be for a short stint. She's in her mid-late 60s at the youngest (can't find her birthday anywhere but she's been working since 1981), and the next CEO won't take over until 2024. She's not someone who would take over and run the company for 15+ years like Iger and Eisner before him.
Sir_Cliff
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I mean, the picture is not even all that funny when it's not super zoomed in on her face. Honestly strange people are so fixated on it.
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Sirwalterraleigh
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So if they want an accountant type…maybe internal…divide the job.
I want Scott Stuber as the other half
I want Scott Stuber as the other half
An absolutely must-see from Christine McCarthy if you want to gauge her credentials and, if you must, her actual looks. The video circles around Disney+ without mentioning it since it wasn't out yet. It also shows that she's very aware of the need for good content and good creatives since it's the heart of what they sell. She's not just a bean-counter looking at short-term gains. [Keep in mind that YouTube allows playing videos at a faster speed.]
And an absolutely must-read (or -listen) regarding the 2-Bob Drama and C-Suite handicapping.
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And an absolutely must-read (or -listen) regarding the 2-Bob Drama and C-Suite handicapping.
Disney’s CEO drama explained, with Julia Alexander
A tale of two Bobs: why Bob Chapek was ousted and Bob Iger is back as CEO of Disney.
www.theverge.com
Tony the Tigger
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Iger said preventing shootings before they happen “should be among our highest priorities.”
Where is the lie?
Yeah, I saw a lot of gossip and slander and rumors but no criminal or civil charges.
Given the obvious Game of Thrones mentality in the Disney exec offices we've seen over the past 2 years, I think we can also entertain notions of backstabbing and power grabs by the other execs using dirty tricks.
An absolutely must-see from Christine McCarthy if you want to gauge her credentials and, if you must, her actual looks. The video circles around Disney+ without mentioning it since it wasn't out yet. It also shows that she's very aware of the need for good content and good creatives since it's the heart of what they sell. She's not just a bean-counter looking at short-term gains. [Keep in mind that YouTube allows playing videos at a faster speed.]
And an absolutely must-read (or -listen) regarding the 2-Bob Drama and C-Suite handicapping.
Disney’s CEO drama explained, with Julia Alexander
A tale of two Bobs: why Bob Chapek was ousted and Bob Iger is back as CEO of Disney.
Yeah - she also insinuated that many theme park customers were fat, too. Perfect candidate.
Disney CFO Christine McCarthy’s “Waistline” Comment Causes Controversy
During this year’s fourth quarter Earnings Call earlier today, Walt Disney Company Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy not only acknowledged the potential to decrease portion sizes of food around the Disney Parks in response to recent economic inflation but also made some comments while
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GhostHost1000
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Don’t be so hard on Cruella ChristineYeah - she also insinuated that many theme park customers were fat, too. Perfect candidate.
Disney CFO Christine McCarthy’s “Waistline” Comment Causes Controversy
During this year’s fourth quarter Earnings Call earlier today, Walt Disney Company Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy not only acknowledged the potential to decrease portion sizes of food around the Disney Parks in response to recent economic inflation but also made some comments while
Yeah - odd that he'd step right back into the political waters. This is the guy that had all the rubber band and fake guns removed from Walt Disney World parks a few years back (especially pirates of the caribbean). Guess light sabers are OK though...
Maybe he's trying to keep his presidential aspirations open...
Like James Gunn?
Sir_Cliff
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DCLcruiser
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Have you been to the parks? Food portion is large. Obesity and diabetes is a real problem in America, and WDW.Yeah - she also insinuated that many theme park customers were fat, too. Perfect candidate.
Disney CFO Christine McCarthy’s “Waistline” Comment Causes Controversy
During this year’s fourth quarter Earnings Call earlier today, Walt Disney Company Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy not only acknowledged the potential to decrease portion sizes of food around the Disney Parks in response to recent economic inflation but also made some comments while