English–Japanese
“business owner” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikeieisha
Example
この店の経営者は親切です。ko no mise no kei ei sha wa shin setsu de su
The owner of this store is kind.
How to say “business owner” in Japanese
“Business owner” in Japanese is 経営者 (keieisha).
Refers to a person who guides the running of a business and makes important decisions about it.
Example sentences with 経営者
経営者には、従業員の意見を聞く姿勢も必要です。kei ei sha ni wa jū gyō in no i ken o ki ku shi sei mo hitsu yō de su
A business owner also needs to be willing to listen to employees' opinions.
Tips for using 経営者
- The English term business owner focuses on who owns a business, but 経営者 (keieisha) focuses more broadly on who manages and leads it.