AUTONEWS

The Nissan game

In recent days the automotive world was surprised with the arrest of the chief executive of the Renault-Nissan conglomerate Carlos Ghosn-many people were surprised by this fact.It is important to point out the beautiful trajectory of this great executive who began his brilliant journey of success at Michelin, after growing up in the French company and still making it profitable Goshn caught the attention of the corporate world and with that reached Nissan.The Brazilian executive made the difference where he spent in his professional 
life - when he arrived at Michelin the French company knew to take advantage of it in the best possible way and he brilliantly knew how to reciprocate ... But the tire giant was struggling to stand on the Latin America, after a while none other than François Michelin had the brilliant idea of ​​transferring him to Brazil, again Ghosn made a difference with his style of seeing new possibilities on the horizon and his clever way of giving him the numbers, with that the company was established in Brazil.Would a great knowledgeable executive in the administrative area and the corporate world make a childish mistake of circumventing the tax and at the same time usurping the assets of a company which he presides over ... is something that has to be questioned with a lot of affection .There is a rather curious episode that has to be remembered, when Facebook was born there was a partnership between Mark Zuckeberger and the Brazilian Eduardo Saverin, in fact the two was one of several partners of the company, Zuckeberger smartly seeing that the future social network would be a thunderous success bought the part of Eduardo in the society without warning him, leaving the friend and partner out of partnership-this episode became known as the Zuckeberger coup.In 1996 he arrived at Renault and again put the loss-making French automaker on the track, shortly after he returned to Brazil to restructure the silver diamond brand in Latin America and again made a difference.In the year 1999 Nissan was on the verge of collapse, the Japanese company was close to disappearing from the map. Carlos Ghosn suddenly arrived again and did a great job in the financial area of ​​Nissan that at that time had already allied with Renault, after the great restructuring orchestrated by Carlos Ghosn the company had the breath to invest in new products and finally to have profit.In recent times, Ghosn had been working hard to bring about the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, this strategic partnership would move the current automotive market, and of course this mega-merger was not primarily pleasing to the Nissan summit, and suddenly a bomb was set and placed under Ghosn's desk-of course he did not see it, and the bomb has now broken.


Kelvin James
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