The Walt Disney Company has nominated Jeff Williams, former Chief Operating Officer of apple-executive-overhaul-shifts.html">Apple Inc., to join its Board of Directors as an independent member. Williams, who was widely considered a potential successor to Apple CEO Tim Cook before his retirement, brings extensive experience in operations, supply chain management, and product development to Disney's board. The nomination will be voted on at Disney's 2026 annual meeting of shareholders. If approved, Williams' appointment would expand the total size of Disney's board to 11 directors. This move signals Disney's continued focus on strengthening its technological capabilities and operational efficiency as the company navigates the evolving media landscape. Williams' expertise could be particularly valuable as Disney expands its digital offerings and streaming services, areas where Apple has considerable experience.

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