Companies are powerful, not their officers. Officers control that power by consensus, and must be held accountable. And you still haven't realised that officer

Companies are powerful, not their officers. Officers control that power by consensus, and must be held accountable. And you still haven't realised that officers are not required to lose all right to the privacy of personal details. They haven't needed to give their home address out publicly since 2018 in the UK. Finally, someone starting a little business here in the UK has an unknown future - as do we all - and in 10 years time they could be running for political office, they might have established a monopoly, they might have started laundering money. Your straw man argument is that starting a business is always honourable and what you do now is irrelevant to journalists in 10, 20, 50 years...