felt the two had been stretched too far in trying to oversee such a massive conglomerate. In a 1997 interview that Mr. Daly gave for the New York Times it is said "Mr. Daly brushed aside the notion that he and Mr. Semel are stretched too thin. 'If we were, we wouldn't have taken the job...'[.]" Los Angeles Dodgers Daly went to the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball organization after 19 years at Warner Bros. He served as managing partner, chairman and chief executive officer of the Los Angeles Dodgers, overseeing all operations of the organization during the time they were owned by News Corp. During the four year period Daly ran the organization, he took great pride in rebuilding the farm system. Daly and his partners sold the team in 2004, and he remains a fan. Save The Children Daly completed his term as chairman of the board of trustees for Save the Children on February 28, 2010. In his five years as Board Chair, he oversaw annual program growth averaging 13.5 percent, serving 48 million children in 2008. He also spearheaded the creation of Save the Children's first domestic response unit in the United States, which has proven successful in responding to disasters such as Hurricane Katrina, Gustave and Ike. In his final months as chairman, Daly was actively involved in the Haitian earthquake relief effort. Personal life Daly's first marriage was to philanthropist and arts dealer Nancy MacNeil, but the couple divorced in 1991. MacNeil passed away in 2009 at the age of 68. Daly married lyricist Carole Bayer Sager in 1996. The couple live in Los Angeles. Daly also owns a ranch where he raises chickens, sheep, goats, miniature horses and plants tomatoes. Daly has three children from his marriage with MacNeil, a stepson with Bayer Sager and eight grandchildren. References 1936 births Living people American chief executives of professional sports organizations American chief operating officers American film studio executives Brooklyn College alumni CBS executives Hunter College alumni Los Angeles Dodgers executives Presidents of CBS Entertainment University of California, Los Angeles people University of Southern California people Warner Bros. people