Disney Managers Play Musical Chairs

ORLANDO-Following its periodic practice of shuffling key executives to more challenging roles, Walt Disney World is giving four officials new assignments.

By Alex Finkelstein | October 05, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Greg Emmer, vice president of the Magic Kingdom attraction, fills a new spot as head of new-attractions development. Erin Wallace, vice president of resort operations, moves into Emmer's position at Magic Kingdom.

Tom Wolber, head of resort business integration, replaces Malcolm Ross as vice president of Disney-MGM Studios. Ross ran the studios division for five years. He replaces Wallace as vice president of resort operations and will oversee six resorts including the BoardWalk Inn and Villas, and the Yacht and Beach Club.

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