Here's a quote: "he (Ghosn) did pull off the impressive feat of saving Nissan from extinction a few years ago. And he did it by making a commitment and holding himself accountable by saying he'd resign if Nissan didn't turn a profit only a year later. A level of personal accountability that sets him apart from his peers at GM, Ford, and basically the rest of business and government for that matter."
Running two multinational auto companies is an amazing feat and Meyer's piece is worth a read.
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