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I was in second grade when my grandfather gave me a four-hundred and sixty-page book titled The Art of Walt Disney. The book was an in-depth look at the life of Walt Disney. His early childhood, failures and triumphs, and of course, his fascination for the story. Every chapter was filled with knowledge that laid the foundation for who I am today, but the last chapter, entitled 'The Magic Kingdoms,' completely changed my life. You see, as a 4th generation builder, I grew up on construction sites and designing buildings. But when I found out someone created worlds both real and fantasy, my love for story and hunger for innovation merged into an expertise for producing new and innovative ways to tell, experience and consume stories.
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