Disney-controlled streaming pay-TV provider Fubo appoints Alisa Bowen as its next chief executive officer, effective July 10, according to multiple outlets. Bowen previously serves as president of Disney+ and has held that role since September 2022. She succeeds David Gandler, Fubo’s co-founder who has led the company as CEO. Deadline reports that Disney took a 70% stake in Fubo last October, placing the company under majority control. Variety and The Hollywood Reporter describe the leadership change as Bowen leaving her Disney+ role to run Fubo. Deadline further notes that Bowen is a 10-year Disney veteran and had been serving in senior roles within Disney’s streaming operations before becoming president of Disney+. The reports do not indicate that Gandler remains in a top executive role, but they consistently state that he is replaced by Bowen as CEO. Overall, the change reflects Disney’s majority ownership and sports-focused positioning for Fubo, as the company continues operating as a standalone streaming service.