Disney promotes Jo Rzymowska
Disney Resorts have promoted Jo Rzymowska to the newly created post of vice-president for the UK, Ireland and Nordic marketing and sales team.
Her promotion comes ahead of next month’s changes which will see the integration of the Disneyland Resort Paris and Walt Disney Parks and Resorts teams to create one organisation which will market and sell the portfolio of US and Paris Disney theme parks.
Commenting on her new role Ms Rzymowska said: “I am delighted to take on this role at such an exciting time. Bringing the two teams together will ensure that our guests and mutual business partners receive the best service and that we take advantage of all the opportunities available to us”.
Ms Rzymowska was formerly Disneyland Resort Paris UK, Ireland and Nordic managing director prior to which she was commercial director at dreamticket.com.
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