Back row, left to right: Karl L. Holz, president, Disney Cruise Line – Martin A. Sklar, vice chairman and principal creative executive, Walt Disney Imagineering – Mas Imai, executive vice president, Walt Disney Attractions Japan and Disneyland International – Jim Hunt, executive vice president and chief financial officer – Michael Mendenhall, executive vice president, global marketing and support – Donald W. Goodman, president, Walt Disney Imagineering and Disney Creative Entertainment – Regynald Washington, vice president and general manager, Disney Regional Entertainment – Nick Franklin, senior vice president, international development. Bottom row, left to right: André Lacroix, chairman and CEO, Euro Disney S.A. – Al Weiss, president, Walt Disney World Resort – Meg Crofton, executive vice president, human resources – Jay Rasulo, president, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts – Leslie Goodman, senior vice president, strategic communications – Matthew A. Ouimet, president, Disneyland Resort – Donald C. Robinson, executive vice president, Hong Kong Disneyland.

In 2003, after a five-year period of unprecedented development, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts entered its next strategic phase, dedicated to driving growth through a combination of initiatives designed to increase returns on existing assets and reach new markets.

Since 1998, the legendary artists and engineers at Walt Disney Imagineering have created a record four new theme parks, and in the process, transformed all of Disney’s resorts around the globe into multi-day vacation destinations, complete with world-class lodging, shopping, diverse daytime and nighttime entertainment and at least two Disney parks.

Over the next several years, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts will continue to grow by making strategic investments in its entertainment offerings at these properties, building closer relationships with millions of resort guests and exploring new ways to bring the Disney vacation experience to a broader audience.

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