Granted he didn't start in a front-line role, but the bulk of his early career was still in WDP&R in Sales & Travel trade marketing, then a brief tenure in DCP before heading back to WDP&R at Adventures By Disney and eventually DAK.
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Granted he didn't start in a front-line role, but the bulk of his early career was still in WDP&R in Sales & Travel trade marketing, then a brief tenure in DCP before heading back to WDP&R at Adventures By Disney and eventually DAK.
Rich Brownn
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"The Peter Princeable" LOL
Magic Crush Drop
Active Member
Then buy stock or don't support Disney. That's how you get rid of Chapek and co.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
“I wouldn’t say I MISSED it, Bob”
Tha Realest
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Relevant to these discussions:
Disney took a dive in an annual corporate reputation rakings by The Harris Poll / Axios. Dropped from 37 to 65, just behind Macy's and Wendy's, but scarcely ahead of EA (!).
Disney took a dive in an annual corporate reputation rakings by The Harris Poll / Axios. Dropped from 37 to 65, just behind Macy's and Wendy's, but scarcely ahead of EA (!).
bcoachable
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As I hear about these rating drops - I am reminded that the reason I was hooked by the parks is that they set themselves apart (at one time) as being admired for the way they “did” things… I love it when things are “well done”. One of my all time greatest compliments as a coach is when I hear from an opposing coach (win or loose) “your team is well coached”. I felt Disney used to be “well coached”. It hurts to not be able to see that any longer….
- thanks for attending my Ted Talk.
- thanks for attending my Ted Talk.
Smiley/OCD
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The biggest change is that Walt always wanted to “plus” things…make them better, enhance them.
NOW, TWDC still “pluses” things, but now it’s Genie PLUS, Magic Band PLUS, Lightning Lane PLUS…
How things have changed…remember a few years ago the biggest things we were arguing about was the new graphics on the buses?
NOW, TWDC still “pluses” things, but now it’s Genie PLUS, Magic Band PLUS, Lightning Lane PLUS…
How things have changed…remember a few years ago the biggest things we were arguing about was the new graphics on the buses?
JoeCamel
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Bob said he is data driven. It's time for him to put up or admit he heard another exec say that and it sounded cool so he has no idea of what it means
Someone should alert $lappie:
finance.yahoo.com
Sadly, the sheep will probably keep charging their Disney vacations to their credit cards and deal with the repercussions down the road.
US Household Debt Surpasses $16 Trillion on Higher Mortgages
(Bloomberg) -- US household debt increased by 2% to $16.2 trillion in the second quarter, with mortgages, auto loans and credit-card balances all seeing sizable increases, according to a report by the New York Federal Reserve Bank.Most Read from BloombergThis Is How China Could Hit Back Over...
Sadly, the sheep will probably keep charging their Disney vacations to their credit cards and deal with the repercussions down the road.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
They’re all trying to hold the gravy train together by the threads at this pointSomeone should alert $lappie:
US Household Debt Surpasses $16 Trillion on Higher Mortgages
(Bloomberg) -- US household debt increased by 2% to $16.2 trillion in the second quarter, with mortgages, auto loans and credit-card balances all seeing sizable increases, according to a report by the New York Federal Reserve Bank.Most Read from BloombergThis Is How China Could Hit Back Over...
Repercussions not for all. A senior who works out in my gym is in debt with loans for him to drive his dream car , vacations, and other spending. He told me he won’t live to see the day to pay off his debt. He’s enjoying life day to day.Someone should alert $lappie:
US Household Debt Surpasses $16 Trillion on Higher Mortgages
(Bloomberg) -- US household debt increased by 2% to $16.2 trillion in the second quarter, with mortgages, auto loans and credit-card balances all seeing sizable increases, according to a report by the New York Federal Reserve Bank.Most Read from BloombergThis Is How China Could Hit Back Over...
Sadly, the sheep will probably keep charging their Disney vacations to their credit cards and deal with the repercussions down the road.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Not the craziest or wisest plan…I would say
What a coincidence - The BoD renewed $lappie's contract on June 28. On June 30, the board were all granted between 630-1050 stock options with a strike price of $95.24/share.
I know the timing is suspect, but they get stock grants at the end of every quarter, so no conspiracy theories here, just pointing out the timing of the annoucement.
I know the timing is suspect, but they get stock grants at the end of every quarter, so no conspiracy theories here, just pointing out the timing of the annoucement.
The rich keep getting richer and know how to do it.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
The markets are eating their way down the buffet before they hit the emergency exit door at the end.
They won’t repeat the 2008 mistake of staying in too long.
Watch it play.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
At least household consumer debt isn't tied to rising interest ra...Someone should alert $lappie:
US Household Debt Surpasses $16 Trillion on Higher Mortgages
(Bloomberg) -- US household debt increased by 2% to $16.2 trillion in the second quarter, with mortgages, auto loans and credit-card balances all seeing sizable increases, according to a report by the New York Federal Reserve Bank.Most Read from BloombergThis Is How China Could Hit Back Over...
Sadly, the sheep will probably keep charging their Disney vacations to their credit cards and deal with the repercussions down the road.
Oh...
Oh no.
Right??
"Nothing to see here... move along..."
Objects in the mirror may be closer than they appear.
el_super
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Could be bad news for the parks, but great news for Disney+. You don't have to go into debt to get some at-home entertainment. Not yet at least.