The Walt Disney Company 2004 Annual Report
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Consumer Products Consumer Products

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Mickey Mouse
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2004 MARKED AN EXCITING YEAR FOR DISNEY CONSUMER PRODUCTS (DCP), WITH INCREASED MOMENTUM BEHIND A BROAD RANGE OF PROPERTIES
Growth was driven by creativity and innovation in both product development and business modeling. This year in particular, the creative departments across DCP stretched their imaginations, expanded into new product categories, produced award-winning toys, books and electronics, gave birth to new fashion trends and developed fresh new entertainment that will live well into the future.

Executive Photo
Front row, left to right: (seated) Andy Mooney, chairman, Disney Consumer Products Worldwide — Susan Garelli, senior vice president, human resources. Second row, left to right: (seated) Gary Foster, senior vice president, corporate communications — Anne Gates, executive vice president and chief financial officer — Jim Fielding, senior vice president, global retail sales and marketing — Harry Dolman, executive vice president, Global Hardlines. Third row, left to right: Jim Calhoun, senior vice president, Global Softlines — Deborah Dugan, president, Disney Publishing Worldwide — Graham Hopper, senior vice president and general manager, Buena Vista Games — Greg Berglund, senior vice president and general manager, Disney Direct Marketing — Jessi Dunne, executive vice president, Global Toys — Russell Hampton, senior vice president and general manager, Baby Einstein.