018.【6-3】司法の番人を務め、資本主義を体感した中村氏の経営者参謀とは【中村和典氏編3】

元裁判官として「法の世界」を生き、今は経営者の参謀・YouTuberとして「現実の経済」を見つめる中村和典氏。本エピソードでは、法律の枠を知る彼だからこそ務まる、経営者の参謀としての役割を話します。経営には、正解のない選択が常に伴います。契約、トラブル、人事、そして信頼。どんなに法律で守られていても、最終的に企業を動かすのは「経営者の判断」です。中村氏は、法的リスクを理解した上で、どのようにして“決断”を下すか、自らの経験を交えて語ります。経営の最前線に立つ皆様にとっても、新たな視点を感じる内容です。ぜひお聴きください。中村和典氏YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@n.kazunori0604 2025年9月17日登壇

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018.【6-3】司法の番人を務め、資本主義を体感した中村氏の経営者参謀とは【中村和典氏編3】

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