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== Operations == '''How did the idea of the company come about?''' The idea for The Walt Disney Company originated from the creative vision of its co-founder, Walt Disney, and his passion for animation, storytelling, and innovation. His dedication to creating high-quality entertainment experiences for people of all ages paved the way for the company's establishment and growth into the global entertainment conglomerate it is today. '''What is the mission of the company?''' "To entertain, inform and inspire people around the globe through the power of unparalleled storytelling, reflecting the iconic brands, creative minds and innovative technologies that make ours the world’s premier entertainment company." '''What are the main offerings of the company?''' {| class="wikitable" |+ !Offering !Comments !Place to Purchase |- |Movies/Film Studios |Disney is known for its iconic animated and live-action films. It owns several major film studios, including Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar Animation Studios, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm (creator of Star Wars), and 20th Century Studios. |You can watch Disney movies in cinemas when they are released. After their theatrical run, you can find them on Disney + or on various platforms for purchase or rental. |- |Television Networks |Disney owns a significant number of television networks, including ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel and National Geographic. These networks cover a broad range of content, including sports, news, entertainment, and educational programming. |Cable and satellite TV providers offer Disney-owned channels like ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, and National Geographic as part of their packages. Some content may also be available through streaming services that include live TV channels. |- |Theme Parks/Resorts |Disney operates some of the most famous theme parks and resorts globally, including Disneyland and Walt Disney World. These parks offer immersive experiences based on Disney characters and stories, along with attractions, entertainment, and accommodations. |Tickets to Disney theme parks and resorts can be purchased directly from their official websites. You can also purchase merchandise, food, and experiences within the parks. |- |Merchandise/Consumer Products |Disney's characters and franchises are widely recognized and beloved, leading to a vast array of merchandise and consumer products. These range from toys and clothing to home goods and collectibles. |Disney merchandise is widely available in physical retail stores, including Disney stores, toy stores, department stores, and specialty shops. Additionally, you can find a wide range of Disney merchandise on the official Disney online store and through various e-commerce platforms like Amazon and eBay. |- |Streaming Services |Disney has entered the streaming industry with its own platforms. Disney+ is its flagship streaming service, offering a vast library of Disney movies, TV shows, and original content. Additionally, Hulu (majority-owned by Disney) offers a diverse range of programming, including original series and licensed content. |Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions can be purchased directly from their respective official websites. Download the respective apps on your preferred device and sign up for a subscription. |- |Media Networks |In addition to television networks, Disney owns various media assets, including radio stations and online properties, which contribute to its overall media presence. |You can access Disney-owned radio stations and online properties through various platforms and apps, often linked to the respective station's website. |- |Interactive Media/Video Games |Disney has a history in interactive entertainment, producing video games and interactive experiences based on its properties. It has also been involved in the acquisition of video game companies like Marvel Entertainment and Lucasfilm. |Disney video games can be purchased from online marketplaces such as Steam, Epic Games Store, and console-specific stores like PlayStation Store and Xbox Store. Additionally, you can find physical copies of games at retail stores. |- |Studio Entertainment |This encompasses the distribution, marketing, and exhibition of Disney's films. It involves partnerships with theaters and the distribution of content in various formats, including physical media and digital platforms. |Disney movies and related content are available for purchase through digital platforms like iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, and Google Play Movies. Physical copies can be found at retail stores and online retailers. |- |Educational/Publishing Content |Disney creates educational content for children and families, including books, magazines, and digital learning platforms. |Disney educational content, including books and digital learning platforms, can be purchased from bookstores, educational supply stores, and online retailers. |- |Cruise Lines |Disney Cruise Line offers themed cruises that combine the magic of Disney with the experience of a cruise vacation. |You can book Disney Cruise Line vacations directly through their official website or through authorized travel agents |} '''Team''' # '''Bob Chapek''': Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products; CEO of The Walt Disney Company (as of my last update). # '''Alan Bergman''': Co-Chairman of Disney Studios Content; CEO of The Walt Disney Company (as of my last update). # '''Kareem Daniel''': Chairman of Media and Entertainment Distribution; President of Consumer Products, Games and Publishing (as of my last update). # '''Peter Rice''': Chairman of General Entertainment Content for Disney. # '''James Pitaro''': Chairman of ESPN and Sports Content for Disney. # '''John Landgraf''': Chairman of FX Networks and Content for Disney. # '''Sean Bailey''': President of Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production. # '''Kevin Feige''': President of Marvel Studios and Chief Creative Officer, Marvel. # '''Kathleen Kennedy''': President of Lucasfilm. # '''Gary Marsh''': President and Chief Creative Officer of Disney Branded Television. # '''Rebecca Campbell''': Chairman of International Operations and Direct-to-Consumer. # '''Josh D'Amaro''': Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products.
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