Chairman Of Walt Disney Co. Board Of Directors Stepping Down
The chairman of The Walt Disney Company board of directors will step down in March and will be replaced by company Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger, the company announced Friday.
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The chairman of The Walt Disney Company board of directors will step down in March and will be replaced by company Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger, the company announced Friday.
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