Pixar appoints Jonathan Garson as president; Morris moves to emeritus role
Jonathan Garson becomes president of Pixar Animation Studios, while Jim Morris transitions to an emeritus position after 12 years leading the studio.
At a glance
- Jonathan Garson named new president of Pixar Animation Studios
- Jim Morris transitions to president emeritus after 12 years in the role
- Morris has spent 21 years at the studio overall
- Garson will work with Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter
Pixar Animation Studios has announced a leadership transition. Jonathan Garson will assume the role of president, working alongside Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter. Jim Morris, who has served as president for 12 of his 21 years at the studio, will move into a president emeritus position.
Why it matters
The change marks a significant leadership shift at one of the world's leading animation studios, responsible for major film franchises and content.
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