The Walt Disney Company's CEO, Bob Chapek, says he believes his staffers saw his 'resiliency and consistency' as the company sustained attacks after entering the debate over Florida's Parental Rights in Education bill this past spring.
The Walt Disney Company's CEO, Bob Chapek, says he believes his staffers saw his"resiliency and consistency" as the company sustained attacks after entering the debate over Florida's Parental Rights in Education bill this past spring.
Of the controversy over the bill, Chapek said,"These are complex social issues where we absolutely, positively want to represent the needs and the expectations of our cast members." However, he said sometimes those needs are not consistent across groups of staff and consumers."What we try to do is be everything to everybody," he explained.
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