To the surprise of absolutely no one, Disney CEO Bob Iger has begun unravelling the work of his predecessor Bob Chapek, who was forced out by the Disney board in November 2022 after just three years at the reins. A considerable restructuring effort is now well underway at the House of Mouse, beginning with the sacrifice of 7,000 positions and a corporate reorganization of business segments. After building Disney+ into a genuinely competitive global streaming platform, at the cost of $billions, Iger now only has eyes for profitability and debt reduction. To get there – managing costs, maximizing revenue, and driving growth – requires a reshuffle of the three core divisions. These are now Disney Entertainment, ESPN, and Disney Parks,…