Longtime Disney Adult Josh D’Amaro has officially been named the next CEO of The Walt Disney Company. My reaction wasn’t surprise — it was relief. That's because the thing you need to know about Josh is that he is a leader who can be trusted with our LGBTQ+ stories, both in the boardroom and on Main Street, U.S.A.

In the late 1980s, at the only high school in the Boston suburb of Medfield, Massachusetts, Josh D’Amaro went by the nickname “Chief.” A friend, Kevin Foley, even printed it on the back of D’Amaro’s soccer jersey.

Disney's decision to tap Josh D'Amaro signals that the company wanted to go with a familiar, friendly face to push ahead into the AI era.

Tom Rogers, former NBC Cable president and Versant senior advisor, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss news of President Trump telling NBC News he won't get involved in the battle between Netflix and Paramount Skydance to buy Warner Bros.

Disney has assembled the Star Destroyer of marketing executives following the elevation of Asad Ayaz to the post of chief marketing and brand officer earlier this month. In a memo to Disney staffers,

Disney announced the expanded position for a top executive that the Wall Street Journal recently said was seen internally as Disney's potential “next next” CEO. The current Chief Brand Officer is expanding his duties to

The Walt Disney Co. concluded its years-long CEO succession planning work this week. What can HR take away from the high-profile process?

Josh D'Amaro was announced as Disney's next CEO on Feb. 3. Here's everything to know about Josh D'Amaro and his 28-year career with the company.

Disney parks veteran Josh D'Amaro will take the torch from CEO Bob Iger. Here's the memo Disney's board chairman sent employees on Tuesday morning.

While Disney (DIS) reported better than expected fiscal first quarter results — marked by growth in its theme park sales — the search for a new CEO to replace Bob Iger narrows. Reports point to Disney Experiences chairman Josh D'Amaro as a likely candidate in the process.