The transcultural leader: Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault, Niss

"I would say even though the term today is not very popular, love the country and love the culture in which you are in. And try to learn about its strengths, don't focus on the weaknesses, and make sure that all the people you are transferring with you are of the same opinion" says Carlos Ghosn, the man who is credited with turning around major Japanese car maker Nissan.

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• INSEAD
• Leadership
• Renault
• Nissan
• Ghosn
• transcultural

[kolonspy]

what a freaking legend! ..RESPECT! ...

no one could have done what he did to Nissan! ..

[carlosgodoy1]

A female friend just started working in Nissan in Japan.  She pointed out that Ghosn has exceptional skill at mediating between the Japanese managers striving for international corporate standardization and international sales branches aiming to maintain their own perhaps outdated business models. When he talks, the room shuts up and listens. Wellspoken genius. Btw, in Japan men let women get into the elevator first. Intern'l firms here reflect modern cultural ethics.

[katheryncruz24]

fantastico

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[simo1855]

great video

[ampleoppourtunity]

Love Him!

[eliooo93]

hehe, he has this typical lebanese frenchie accent :P

[raymolly1980]

no he is from Lebanon ,both parents are Lebanese ,and he married to beautiful lady from Lebanon ,he did his education at best schools in Lebanon ,he does speak beside Lebanese English ,and as most Lebanese french ..

[LeanddroSilva]

A good leader!

[cindezboy]

Nop From parents of foreign country but he's french ;)