So many projects happening at Walt Disney World, we thought it well to dedicate a podcast to all of the upcoming additions. Because of the pandemic, some if not many of these are fluid. Let's look at each--there are over 50 such projects! We'll talk about what may be happening as Disney grapples with being shut down globally. Make sure you also check out our notes page on Disney at Play with scores of photos and videos for you to see. You'll also want to check out What's New at Walt Disney World as well. 

In our continuing series, we look in depth at one of the most popular parks in the world--one that is perhaps believed to be the best Disney park ever created--Tokyo DisneySea. David Zanolla and I explore this park in detail and share what we love most about the experience. Make sure you check out the extensive notes page, complete with scores of photos and videos. They are available at Disney at Play.

Despite uncertainties around this pandemic, we explore in detail the issues and realities Disney faces in trying to re-open. What will it be like to enter the parks, go on rides, order food, utilize transportation, etc? We'll also look at the stages for re-opening, which parks many open first, and who will actually be first to visit the resorts. Join J. Jeff Kober and David Zanolla as we explore all of these issues and more. 

J. Jeff Kober along with David Zanolla celebrate the reasons that this is one of the greatest theme parks ever. A combination of the best of Disneyland and Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, this is truly a remarkable place everyone must visit. Moreover, the quality in which the park is kept up, and the attractions that are uniquely there's makes this a fantastic place. Join us as we celebrate what we love about Tokyo Disneyland

J. Jeff Kober examines why organizations choose to learn best-in-business practices from Disney, and the benefits derived therein. He also looks at what some perceive as the "Disneyification" of their organization when programs like those offered at The Disney Institute seemingly try to push a "Mickey Mouse" agenda on them. In particular, he drills down on an op-ed post written about the investment George Washington University (GWU) made when it allegedly spent millions on Disney programs. To that end, he looks at seven realities organizations face, and why benchmarking other world-class organizations still make sense. Jeff provides lessons any organization can learn from this experience and can be applied to their own place of business.

Disney at Work is dedicated to providing best-in-business ideas from "the Happiest Place on Earth" that can be applied back to their organization whether they are in the public, private or non-profit sectors. Jeff is focused on elevating organizations with "out of the box" ideas that can take their business to the next level.