In October 2024, the Walt Disney Company (Disney) was trying to grow further in the streaming business while also combating declines in its TV assets and its revenue from the theme park division, which contributed the most to Disney’s profits. The board was also searching for a new chief executive officer (CEO), as Bob Iger’s contract was set to expire in 2026. Disney’s board appointed James Gorman, former Morgan Stanley CEO, as the company’s next chair starting in January 2025. Gorman, who had experience in succession planning, was expected to lead Disney’s CEO succession planning committee. The committee shortlisted four internal CEO candidates and remained open to external candidates as well. Choosing the right CEO was critical to ensuring Disney’s long-term success. Who should Gorman have selected as the new CEO? What lessons could he have learned from past succession failures? What steps should Gorman have followed for succession planning?
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