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Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney founded The Walt Disney Company. Disney's most famous character is Mickey Mouse and their first full-length animated film was Snow White. Disney has expanded into theme parks, television channels, movies, and gaming to connect with family audiences around the world. Disney generates over 20% of its profits from its 11 theme parks worldwide and has acquired other major brands to continue innovating and growing its business across media.
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- 2. Founders of Disney Walt Disney Roy O Disney
- 3. “ I am interested in entertaining people, in bringing pleasure, particularly laughter, to others, rather than being concerned with expressing myself with obscure creative impression.” ~Walt Disney
- 5. The most famous character of Disney Mickey Mouse
- 6. First full length film of Disney
- 7. Animation Classics by Disney
- 9. Disney World Theme Park In Florida
- 10. New Movies to connect with core family oriented consumers
- 11. Journey to excellence ....
- 12. Disney launched it’s channel to feature its cartoon character which lead to high increase in it’s revenue.
- 13. “Disney Sunday Night Movie” connected the brand to variety of audiences around the world.
- 14. Disney has 11 theme parks around the world, generating 20.7% of its profit.
- 16. Recently Disney acquired these brands
- 17. Launching Disney Infinity, company entered in gaming industry allowing customers to play with many of the Disney characters.
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- 19. Disney’s recent campaign “ Let The Memories Begin” helps customers make unforgettable family memories.
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- 21. Disclaimer Created by Himanshu Maurya, NIT Raipur, during marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow