'They have to compensate for all the damage they've done to me, to my reputation, to my family.' Carlos Ghosn, former Nissan CEO, joins dianebrady on Forbes Newsroom to discuss the $1.1 billion lawsuit he filed against Nissan and a dozen executives.
“If they drop the charges, it doesn’t mean that we’re even. They have to compensate me for the damage they’ve done.”
The former auto industry titan then spent more than 100 days in a small, unheated jail cell—a detention that the UN Human Rights Council described as “arbitrary and unlawful.” Released on $8.9 million bail and put under house arrest, he dramatically escaped Japan in an audio equipment box, saying the charges against him were politically motivated and he had no chance of a fair trial.
“I think today I’ve got probably 30% of what I had before,” says Ghosn. “But the 30% is so obvious, so incriminating, that we decided to go ahead with it.” What’s most noteworthy to Ghosn, though, were the number of shareholders in attendance: 243. “When I was CEO of the company for 19 years, I had an average of 2,000 shareholders at our meetings,” he said, calling the meeting an “organized show” with “zero transparency” on what’s really going on.
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