I would imagine they need to be very much in the loop with Disney’s plans. Most of the infrastructure for major projects begins first with Reedy Creek. For example if the rumors are true much of the reason for all of the work on Floridian Way over the last few years is because Disney plans to develop more land north of the Grand Floridian. Reddy Creek needs to know these things in order to allocate time and funds for these projects.
When Walt's Plane was moved from WDW over to CA for the last D23 event. I wondered what would happen to it after the exterior refurb, etc. Well a few days ago I came across a vlogger doing a video on a random Air Museum and surprisingly Walt's Plane is now on loan to the Palm Springs Air Museum. on the Palm Springs Air Museum site it is listed simply as Grumman G-159 Gulfstream. But, the video shows the plane on exhibit outside and then shows some of the same interior items from D23 also on display.
They likely know at a high level what they are as well as projections of the impacts to the district in order to allow them to prepare.
Right. That makes sense.
It was sent to the Palm Springs Air Museum for an interior restoration. There were many articles after D23 when that happened. Here is the article posted to the Company website and yes its open to the public. Also the PS Air Museum just made a post about it 6 days ago on their social media accounts.
thewaltdisneycompany.com
palmspringsairmuseum.org
I'd take it as an indication of infrastructure improvements aligned to potential new construction.
I already said aligned, don’t make me pull out any more MBA buzzwords
The last guy that likes to use “synergy” got fired, so it’s a disfavored term among the climbers
Thank you for the heads-up. We'll pivot from using "synergy" and instead focus on leveraging our core competencies to drive collaborative success and maximize our strategic alignments. Let's aim for a paradigm shift that enhances our collective value proposition.
It’s a tell from those suffering from impostor syndrome.
Nah, they just run thru an AI engine (and have their personal assistant look up all the words so they know what they are going to say).
It's all about aligning everyone with the strategic vision and ensuring consistent messaging. In the corporate world, buzzwords serve as a common language that helps unify teams across different departments and levels of the organization. This alignment is crucial for driving cohesive efforts towards shared goals and ensuring that everyone is on the same page.
