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WIN 2016

Leadership and Executive Development for women of all races, cultures and backgrounds

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62 D I V E R S I T Y W O M A N W i n t e r 2 0 1 6 d i v e r s i t y w o m a n . c o m Celebrate > Disney Parks DisneyParks.com MARTY MULLER • SVP, Global Creative Diversity is at the center of the creative process when developing our marketing and sales assets. In order to better represent the guests in our parks, we like to use real families in our adver- tising, for a more authentic portrait. At Disney, promoting inclusiveness is something we're very passionate about. It's truly at the heart of every- thing we do. SHELBY JIGGETTS-TIVONY • Creative Development Executive Here at Walt Disney Imagineering, we continually push the boundaries of cre- ativity to deliver the best guest experience possible. Classic design principles and deep storytelling marry with state-of-the- art technology to create magical worlds that surprise and delight families around the world and across generations. Di- verse project teams unite across many disciplines, skills, and talents with one goal —fully understanding and exceeding our guests' expectations. DEE MEACHAM • VP, Technology Business Manage- ment At Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Technology, we create a culture where trust, respect, integrity, and productive collabora- tion thrive. We embrace the many voices, ideas, and perspectives represented across our team to fnd the best path to innovative solutions. With this principle as a cornerstone, we create seamless experiences for our guests, deliver- ing results in innovative ways. How does your team and the company's innovative culture contribute to Disney's magical brand?

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