Josh DeMorrow just led his first shareholder meeting as chief executive officer of the Walt Disney Company.

Let's dive into the details.

It's Thursday, March 19th, and yesterday was Josh Tomorrow's first day as chief executive officer of the Walt Disney Company.

He's not the only newly appointed executive. Dana Walden took over

as the newly appointed president of the Walt Disney Company, first ever in Disney history,

as well as her newly appointed role, the first ever chief creative officer working alongside Josh.

And replacing Josh is now Thomas Maslim, who is the new chair for Disney experiences.

So he's essentially going to be taking over at Disney Parks and Resorts.

There are a lot of other roles that began yesterday, but those were three that I wanted to mention.

More importantly, yesterday as his first day, he took the opportunity to, or had the opportunity, to lead his first ever quarterly shareholder meeting.

It was a milestone, and if you didn't get the chance to watch, it's about an hour long, it's a little over an hour, and you could watch it on the Walt Disney Company website.

But if you don't have an hour,

or if you're looking for the brief version of what you might have missed, I wanted to share

the details for this shareholder presentation, which is always an entertaining event. There are

very focused legal business operations that take place at the shareholder meeting, but the

beginning is typically

a fanfare of emotional and entertaining contents. And that stood the test of time again at

yesterday's shareholder meeting because it began with a sizzle reel for the Walt Disney company,

showing how Walt's legacy continues to this day,

very smartly positioned as Josh takes over as CEO of the company.

Then transition, and by the way, if you didn't get to see it, I think you can see it online

on social media and on YouTube.

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