CEOs Are Also Endangered at SeaWorld Entertainment
The corner office apparently has a revolving door at SeaWorld Entertainment (NYSE: SEAS). Former Carnival (NYSE: CCL) executive Gus Antorcha stepped down as CEO on Monday, citing disagreements with the theme park operator's board of directors. He lasted less than seven months. If a permanent replacement is tapped before mid-February of next year, it would be the theme park operator's fifth CEO in the past two years.
There will be no protestors taking shots at the chain on social media or picketing in front of the parks, arguing against the treatment of SeaWorld CEOs. There will be no scintillating documentary detailing how corporate captains shouldn't be held in captivity in what are apparently tiny think tanks at SeaWorld. However, clearly there's a disconnect between SeaWorld's boardrooms and the folks tasked with running the show at the country's third-largest theme park operator.
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