en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_D%27Amaro

The timeline in this sentence is inconsistent with contemporaneous reporting and Disney’s own biography.

A 2006 report on Hong Kong Disneyland’s appointment announcement states that Josh D’Amaro was appointed Vice President, Sales and Travel Trade Marketing on April 5, 2006. The same report says he had joined Disney in 1998 and had previously held other roles, including Director of Business Planning and Strategy Development for Disneyland Resort and Director of International Marketing and Sales.

Disney’s official 2020 biography likewise says D’Amaro joined Disney in 1998 at Disneyland Resort and later held a number of different roles across the company, including Business Planning and Strategy Development for Disneyland Resort and Sales and Travel Operations at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.

So the evidence shows that he joined Disney in 1998, but did not hold the vice-president Sales/Travel role continuously from 1998 through 2008. He was appointed to that specific role in 2006 after earlier positions at Disneyland Resort.

This gets the scope of D’Amaro’s job wrong.

Disney’s official biography says that before becoming President of Walt Disney World Resort in 2019, Josh D’Amaro was President of the Disneyland Resort. The Disneyland Resort includes more than the single theme park called Disneyland Park, so calling him “president of Disneyland Park” misstates the title and the business unit he led.

Disney’s 2020 leadership announcement repeats the same title: President of the Disneyland Resort.

Disney’s official biographies identify Josh D’Amaro’s role before Walt Disney World as President of the Disneyland Resort.

That is the formal title used by the company in both its 2020 leadership announcement and later official biography. The article’s infobox shortens it to “President of Disneyland,” which is not the official position he held.