Nov 12th, 2009 - AOL Money & Finance
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LOS ANGELES -After recasting executives at its faltering movie studio, The Walt Disney Co. is now switching up the roles of a couple of its high achievers.
CEO Robert Iger said Thursday that Chief Financial Officer Tom Staggs, 49, will become chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. Jay Rasulo, 53, the current parks chairman, will assume the part of chief financial officer. The changes will take place at the end of the year.
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Another round of musical chairs at Disney (NYSE: DIS) but this time everyone has a seat-so far. Tom Staggs, who has been CFO and EVP since 1998, spanning the tenures of Michael Eisner and current CEO Bob Iger...Disney CFO Staggs Swaps Jobs With Parks Chief Rasulo
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Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Walt Disney Co. Chief FinancialOfficer Tom Staggs and Jay Rasulo, head of the company’s themeparks, will swap positions in a move designed to bolster theexperience of both executives.
Staggs...
