Eisner To Annouce Retirement Today

civileng68

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USA Today

http://www.usatoday.com/money/media/2004-09-10-eisner_x.htm


This is great news! no more fighting about it! No! Now, lets listen to all the Eisner supporters yell and cry about how the new management when it happens will be so much worse. LISTEN! it cant be worse! Once you get the dictator out of the mix, finally someone will be able to speak their mind and not be run by one person even though there's a board.

Oh and no, I don't care about Roy Disney being CEO, that's not it at all. I support save disney.com's cause but not so much Roy himself.

Hey, anything's better than Eisner.
 

civileng68

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Oh

One more thing to those who say "well Roy hired him".

Well as a person in corporate America, I have seen many people move up the ranks of a company and can tell you that as you give people more power they can change. Eisner is not the same man now as when he was brought in.
 

mickey04

Member
Oh dear God no! NO!!

from Reuters:

It said these might include such former Disney executives as eBay Inc. CEO Meg Whitman, Gap Inc. CEO Paul Pressler, News Corp. Chief Operating Officer Peter Chernin, and Jeff Bewkes, who chairs Time Warner Inc.'s entertainment and networks group

If this happens I'm just gonna do jump off a bridge. :brick: :brick: :cry: :cry:
 

jrriddle

Well-Known Member
I posted this on the other Eisner thread as well:

Hmm this raises a few questions for me.
Will Iger replace him??? He has not done a great job with ABC and the vote is split about the Disney Channel.
But who else is out there?
A Studio Exec from another studio?
The other question is will Eisner leave a legacy at the parks by opening up Mickey's wallet and fund a bunch of new projects for the parks.
Should be an interesting couple of years.
 

brentley2

Member
mickey04 said:
Oh dear God no! NO!!

from Reuters:

It said these might include such former Disney executives as eBay Inc. CEO Meg Whitman, Gap Inc. CEO Paul Pressler, News Corp. Chief Operating Officer Peter Chernin, and Jeff Bewkes, who chairs Time Warner Inc.'s entertainment and networks group

If this happens I'm just gonna do jump off a bridge. :brick: :brick: :cry: :cry:


NO WAY would anyone in their right mind let Pressler back in...
STAY AWAY PAUL!
Here's a thought...we riot instead of jumping off bridges... :mad:
 

PhilosophyMagic

New Member
This might be a terrible problem for the following reasons:

Eisner, since he's leaving on a certain date, will try to maximize profits until 2006, and who knows what that will entail.

Most imortantly, the shareholders will be less likely to listen to the SaveDisney team when they argue for a management change to people who truly care about Walt's vision, because there is already a main choice in place.

Maybe SaveDisney could argue that allowing Eisner's choice, Iger, will only continue his plans, and instead endorse another cadidate who shares our vision!
 

GoofMaul

New Member
jrriddle said:
The other question is will Eisner leave a legacy at the parks by opening up Mickey's wallet and fund a bunch of new projects for the parks.
Should be an interesting couple of years.

Hmmm...you have to wonder if this has anything to do with all the new projects and fixing up of the parks lately. I wonder how long Eisner has been thinking about this. :rolleyes:
 

joel_maxwell

Permanent Resident of EPCOT
(PREFACE) i hope this is true, it has makes me smile while i sit paranoid in a cudical watching for my boss that could walk up behind me and see me typing in a Disney forum (see company rules...... this is frowned apon)

(WARNING) i know this maybe an old way of thinking, but my grandfather was in the newspaper business for 52 years and always said, "believe nothing that you read, and half of what you hear". lol, now i know why he was in distribution and not sales...... lol

ill believe it when i see the nameplate off his door in 06. yeh!!!!!!
 

xfkirsten

New Member
My question: Where's the catch?!

It's too easy - I'd expect him to dig his claws in. It's too good to be true. Really.

*waits for the other shoe to drop*

-Kirsten
 

jrriddle

Well-Known Member
xfkirsten said:
My question: Where's the catch?!

It's too easy - I'd expect him to dig his claws in. It's too good to be true. Really.

*waits for the other shoe to drop*

-Kirsten

I think the catch is we might end up with someone even worse (yes it's possible). Like Pressler!
 

joel_maxwell

Permanent Resident of EPCOT
jrriddle said:
I think the catch is we might end up with someone even worse (yes it's possible). Like Pressler!

or he will order the gutting of SSE and completely ruin that............... maybe that has already happened.
 

Atta83

Well-Known Member
jmaxwell007 said:
or he will order the gutting of SSE and completely ruin that............... maybe that has already happened.

I dont even want to think of that...that makes me sick to my stomach to hear.


Maybe this guy will get rid of the wand....the hat....

Hey I can dream cant I???
 

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