Tasia Filippatos

President, Disney Consumer Products

As president of Disney Consumer Products, Tasia Filippatos leads the team of world-class product, licensing and retail experts, artists, storytellers, and technologists who bring the iconic stories and beloved characters of The Walt Disney Company to life through immersive products and experiences enjoyed by millions of fans, families and guests each day.

Under her leadership, DCP creates and delivers products across a variety of channels, including Disney Store, Disney Parks, and retail and e-commerce partners, as well as the world’s largest licensing organization spanning numerous categories. DCP is also home to the company’s games and interactive experiences businesses, and Disney Publishing Worldwide, one of the world’s largest publishing brands of children’s books and magazines.

Prior to becoming president of DCP, Tasia oversaw the DCP business in Europe, Middle East and Africa as Senior Vice President. There, she drove the development of commercial strategies spanning all product categories including toys, fashion, publishing and games across the region, and oversaw the in-person retail locations and e-commerce platform for Disney Store in Europe.

Tasia joined the EMEA team in October 2018 after leading global communications and public affairs teams for both Disney Experiences and Disney Consumer Products, and Interactive Media. In these roles, she drove transformative change across these global functions, instilling a business-driven communications approach to enhance the Disney brand.

Tasia is a member of the CEO’s Diversity & Inclusion Council. She currently also sits on the Board of Directors for global charity Make-A-Wish International and serves on the Development Board of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

Prior to joining The Walt Disney Company in 2008, Tasia served in a number of senior level government positions in Washington, D.C., and began her career as a litigation attorney. She is an honors graduate of Claremont McKenna College and received her law degree from Georgetown University Law Center.