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: Philip Brooks’ Patent Infringement UpdatesDisney's Chief Magic Official
By Philip Brooks
To prove that making dreams come true is no longer reserved for fairy godmothers, CareerBuilder.com [on January 8, 2008] launched the search for the first-ever Disney Parks Chief Magic Official (CMO) who will spread magic during The Year of a Million Dreams.
"We're looking for that perfect someone to serve alongside our talented Cast of dream makers," said Craig Dezern, Vice President, Global Public Relations, Disney Parks. "The CMO will serve as an ambassador of dreams to help create the magic that only Disney can bring to its guests."
"Whatever you dreamed of being when you were growing up, chances are some of your plans hit a snag along the way," said Richard Castellini, a spokesperson for CareerBuilder.com. "In fact, in a recent survey of over 6,000 workers, only 15 percent said they were actually in their dream jobs. The Disney Parks CMO will have the unique opportunity to live out his or her dream and bring a little magic to the lives of others."
A good friend of mine, Justin Muchoney, who leads the music department at our church has managed to make the final 10 (out of 1,300 applicants) for a shot at Disney's Chief Magic Official position. Justin almost got a job at Disney right after he graduated from Grove City College, but wound up at our church. He has done an amazing job over the last five years or so building up a tremendous music program. He needs lots of votes to make the final three that will compete at Disney in Orlando.
Take a look at his video and place a vote (or 100!) for Justin. There is a lot of traffic on the site at times so you may have to try a couple of times, but it is worth it.
Thanks for taking the time to vote for Justin's dream and pass it along.
Full post as published by Philip Brooks’ Patent Infringement Updates on March 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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