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OPC Award Winners Share Their Stories: The Malcolm Forbes Award
Nick Kostov, left, and Sean McLain.
Please RSVP to join an online program with Nick Kostov and Sean McLain of The Wall Street Journal, winners of this year’s Malcolm Forbes Award for best international business news reporting in newspapers, news services, magazines or digital.
Moderating the panel will be Tim Ferguson, business journalist and former editor of Forbes Asia, who served as head judge for the Malcolm Forbes Award jury.
Kostov and McLain won for their series of articles, “The Fall of Carlos Ghosn,” which you can read on the Journal’s website via the links below.
RSVPs are essential. Please register now to receive a Zoom link via email about an hour before the program.
Judges for the award said:
“Through the efforts of two reporters half a world apart, working through headquarters on a third continent, the Journal owned one of the most competitive business stories of the year: The stunning arrest, downfall and, ultimately, escape of a renowned Japanese auto executive. By peeling an onion of ambitions, rivalries and self-dealing, Kostov and McLain revealed the scope of intrigue at Nissan and Renault that set Carlos Ghosn’s fate in motion. Their persistent enterprise over the course of the year helped Journal readers solve a great mystery.”
Why Carlos Ghosn Fell: Plotters at Nissan Feared a French Takeover
Carlos Ghosn Ran a Tech Fund—Using Millions From an Executive at a Nissan Partner
Without Carlos Ghosn, the Nissan-Renault Alliance Has Started to Crack
Nissan Lawyers Flag Possible Conflicts of Interest in Ghosn Probe
Nissan Audit Chief Sought to Expand Ghosn Probe—and Was Shut Down
Renault’s Bolloré Called Foul on Nissan’s Ghosn Probe Days Before Ouster
