THE ONLY EXECUTIVE to head two Fortune 500 companies, Ghosn shot to fame in the 1990s for his miraculous turnaround of ailing carmaker Nissan, taking the Japanese firm from a $6 billion loss to a $2.7 billion profit in just one year. Nicknamed “Mr. Fix It”, he runs both Nissan and Paris-based Renault, travelling 300,000 miles a year to lead the $143 billion behemoth, the world’s fourth-largest carmaker. The dual-CEO has now set a target to make Renault/Nissan one of the top three global automakers, and invested ambitiously in electric cars.