I think I have a better chance of becoming CEO of Nissan at this point. In the evening of 30 December, 2019, when much of Japan was gearing down for the New Year’s holidays, a small team led by a former US Special Forces soldier were quietly breaking former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn out of house arrest and helping him flee the country back to his home in Lebanon. Prior to that, Ghosn had been under arrest for over a year, both in jail and then und…
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