Disney Names Carol Choi President of Asia-Pacific as Luke Kang Retires
Disney has appointed long-serving executive Carol Choi as president of Asia-Pacific, succeeding Luke Kang, who is retiring. Choi takes up the role on 1 December, leading a broad regional business as Disney expands its international content and streaming operations.
Choi joined Disney in 2006 and has held senior roles in Greater China, Japan and South Korea, most recently overseeing regional studios, original content and marketing. Her remit spans Greater China, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, covering Disney’s studios, Disney+, local productions, consumer products, media networks and content sales. Disney plans to roughly triple annual production of international original series over the next three years, with Asia-Pacific expected to contribute significantly; Kang leaves after 16 years at the company.
- Carol Choi becomes Disney’s Asia-Pacific president on 1 December.
- Luke Kang is retiring after 16 years with Disney.
- The region is central to Disney’s international streaming expansion.