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The CEO Diary with Fexingo: Leadership Lessons, Executive Decisions, and Corner Office Stories

The CEO Diary with Fexingo: Leadership Lessons, Executive Decisions, and Corner Office Stories

著者： Fexingo
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The CEO Diary with Fexingo examines the real decisions behind corner offices—the trade-offs, the missteps, and the quiet calculations that shape public companies and private empires. Each episode, Lucas and Luna dissect a specific CEO move: a surprise acquisition, a sudden resignation, a pricing pivot, or a cultural turnaround. They walk through the numbers—revenue per employee, market share shifts, executive compensation ratios—and weigh the strategic logic against the human cost. Lucas, with his journalist's instinct, pushes for clarity on what was actually decided; Luna, equally sharp, challenges whether the outcome was worth the risk. Together they avoid platitudes, focusing on what executives actually do when the cameras are off. This is not a motivational show. It is a steady, unsentimental look at how power operates inside a public company: how boards influence succession, how activist investors force change, how founders lose control, and how CEOs rebuild after a crisis. The listener is someone who either holds a management role or aspires to one—someone who reads proxy statements for fun and wants to understand the gap between press releases and reality. After each conversation, you will walk away with one specific question to ask about any CEO you follow: What would I have done with that information in that moment? #CEO #LeadershipLessons #ExecutiveDecisions #Boardroom #CorporateStrategy #Management #CorporateGovernance #SuccessionPlanning #ActivistInvestors #ShareholderValue #OrganizationalCulture #Turnaround #MergersAndAcquisitions #CEOCompensation #EarningsCalls #BusinessStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved. 経済学
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  • How Masayoshi Son Built SoftBank on the 300-Year Vision

    How Masayoshi Son Built SoftBank on the 300-Year Vision
    2026/06/09
    In episode 40 of The CEO Diary, Lucas and Luna dive into the strategy of Masayoshi Son, the founder and CEO of SoftBank. They explore how Son shaped a conglomerate around a 300-year vision, from his early bet on Alibaba to the massive Vision Fund. Lucas explains Son's approach to 'time arbitrage' — investing in long-term technological shifts like AI and robotics before others see them. Luna questions the risks of his high-leverage bets, including the WeWork loss and the recent sell-off of Alibaba stake. Together they examine whether Son's 'grand plan' is visionary genius or reckless ambition. Specific examples include the $72 million Alibaba investment that became $60 billion, the $100 billion Vision Fund structure, and the 2024 decision to pivot SoftBank toward AI infrastructure. A balanced look at a polarizing CEO who plays by his own rules. #MasayoshiSon #SoftBank #VisionFund #Alibaba #WeWork #300YearVision #AI #Robotics #VentureCapital #LongTermInvesting #Business #Leadership #TechStrategy #JapansBusiness #HighLeverage #TimeArbitrage #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    12 分
  • How Akira Mori Transformed a Regional Developer into a Global Real Estate Giant

    How Akira Mori Transformed a Regional Developer into a Global Real Estate Giant
    2026/06/08
    In this episode of The CEO Diary, Lucas and Luna explore the remarkable story of Akira Mori, who took Mori Building from a small Tokyo real estate developer to the creator of Roppongi Hills, one of the most ambitious urban regeneration projects in history. They discuss Mori's long-term vision, the risks he took during Japan's asset bubble, and how he convinced dozens of landowners to sell their properties for a single integrated development. The episode also examines the broader lesson about patient capital and placemaking in an era of short-term thinking. Perfect for anyone interested in real estate, urban development, or leadership under extreme uncertainty. #AkiraMori #MoriBuilding #RoppongiHills #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstate #Tokyo #Japan #Placemaking #PatientCapital #UrbanRegeneration #Leadership #LongTermVision #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TheCEODiary #RealEstateDevelopment #JapaneseBusiness Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    10 分
  • How John Mackey Built Whole Foods and a Conscious Capitalism Movement

    How John Mackey Built Whole Foods and a Conscious Capitalism Movement
    2026/06/08
    In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how John Mackey co-founded Whole Foods Market in 1980 with a single store in Austin, Texas, and grew it into a $13.7 billion natural foods giant. They drill into Mackey's philosophy of 'conscious capitalism' — the idea that businesses can serve all stakeholders, not just shareholders. They discuss specific decisions, like the 2003 acquisition of the Wild Oats chain, and how Mackey navigated the 2015 price-fixing scandal that shook the brand. They also examine the tension between growth and mission, and how Whole Foods' 2017 sale to Amazon for $13.7 billion was both a triumph and a turning point. Learn one concrete lesson from Mackey's career: that a strong purpose can drive profits, but it requires constant vigilance to maintain. #JohnMackey #WholeFoods #ConsciousCapitalism #Business #BusinessLeadership #CEOStory #OrganicFood #RetailStrategy #MergersAndAcquisitions #CorporateCulture #StakeholderCapitalism #Amazon #WildOats #PriceFixing #AustinTexas #FoodIndustry #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 分
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