Disney’s leadership team, under CEO Josh D’Amaro, wants to ensure the company remains an entertainment powerhouse as technology evolves and enemies like YouTube emerge.

Since taking the top job in March, D’Amaro has emphasized original and creative storytelling, improving Disney’s streaming technology and maintaining the parks business he previously oversaw. It also installed television executive Dana Walden as creative director to usher in new successful franchises and solidify its strategy in video games.

The Mouse House is embracing AI in its technology teams while creating tools for AI-generated ads on Disney+. Disney is planning to phase out Hulu as a standalone app, although company leaders say they are not yet working on a full-fledged “super app” that would allow consumers to buy tickets to its theme parks.

D’Amaro’s Disney has changed the structure of Disney Entertainment and its marketing team, which was hit by layoffs in April.

Amid all the changes, Business Insider compiled Disney’s internal organizational charts showing who reports to top executives in the C-suite and Product and Technology teams, based on screenshots submitted by a staff member.

We previously reported on D’Amaro and Walden’s org charts, as well as the power structure of streaming products and technology under Adam Smith, Disney Entertainment’s head of products and technology.

We are now publishing organizational charts for reporting to Hugh Johnston, Chief Financial Officer; Jimmy Pitaro, president of ESPN; Chris Lawson, executive vice president of content platforms and operations at Disney Entertainment; and Erin Teague, executive vice president of product management at Disney Entertainment.

Below are those org charts, in alphabetical order by name.

Inside Disney’s C Suite

These are the direct reports of Josh D’Amaro, CEO:

These are the direct reports of Dana Walden, creative director:

These are the direct reports of Hugh Johnston, Chief Financial Officer:

Here are the direct reports from Jimmy Pitaro, president of ESPN:

Inside Disney’s technology and product leadership

Here are direct reports from Adam Smith, head of product and technology at Disney Entertainment:

These are the direct reports of Andre Rohe, executive vice president of product engineering:

These are the direct reports of Chris Lawson, executive vice president of content platforms and operations:

These are the direct reports of Erin Teague, executive vice president of product management:

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