Susan Arnold to Succeed Bob Iger as Disney Chairman

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Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSusan Arnold, a veteran of consumer-products giant Procter & Gamble as well as the Carlyle Group investment firm, will take the reins as chairman of Walt Disney Co.’s board of directors, succeeding Bob Iger in the role when he departs on December 31.The transition will mark an end of an era for the big entertainment company, which will not have Iger in a senior operating role for the first time since 1996.More to come…

Disney is replacing Bob Iger, who will soon wrap up his decades-long tenure at the company, with Susan Arnold as chairman of the board. The move takes effect when Iger leaves for good on December 31.