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Disney Experiences Implements Layoffs and Restructuring Under Josh D'Amaro

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What happened

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Josh D'Amaro, who took over Disney Experiences in March, is overseeing a restructuring program that includes layoffs. The theme parks division of Disney is laying off between 100 and 200 workers. These cuts are part of an evaluation of the segment's priorities, investments, and project timelines.

From blooloop.com

Why it matters

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The layoffs and restructuring are occurring despite the theme parks division reporting a 10% rise in revenue and 20% operating income growth in its most recent earnings report. The company is working to streamline its operations, following previous layoffs of nearly 300 workers.

From blooloop.com

Who's involved

  • Josh D'AmaroServes as CEO of Disney Experiences and oversees the restructuring program.
  • Bob IgerFormally handed the CEO role to Josh D'Amaro.
  • Disney ExperiencesThe theme park and travel division undergoing the restructuring and layoffs.
  • The Walt Disney CompanyThe parent corporation under which Disney Experiences operates.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Disney StoreSpeculative

    Retail sales might decrease due to reduced foot traffic from changes in park operations.

  • The Walt Disney CompanySpeculative

    The parent company's costs might be reduced through operational restructuring.

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