michael's Isner out

[dencord7]

I missed most of this but from what I heard Roy Disney anounced Michael Isner out. First I only heard about 10 seconds of the news so I could be wrong. But did anyone elese hear the whole story.

 

[woj68]

Eisner's departure has been known for a while. But it wasn't expected to happen till '06. I guess he decided to leave on his own terms. Robert Iger, his hand-picked successor, takes over as CEO.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/busi...00705,0,6321578.story?coll=orl-home-headlines

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=1172724

 

[bicker]

Eisner's retirement as CEO was planned for the end of September for quite a while, now. The only recent change was Eisner's decision to leave the Board of Directors as well. He's probably shaking himself free so he won't face a conflict of interest in any of his upcoming pursuits.