Let's assume an experienced venture capitalist like Mitt Romney is running the Oval Office.
Bear in mind that running a democratic republic is not that same as running a corporation. A corporate CEO can call his Board of Directors together in one room, hash out their differences, and then order everyone to carry out their parts of the plan. As President, however, his power to do things is limited by the Congress and the Courts. At best, he could ask that his plan be made into law, and hope it was not completely destroyed in the process.
He said he wanted to "get the country moving again" and would use proven business methods to do it. How does the capital get to the Capitol? Does he use taxpayer money to invest in public projects? He can't do that. That would be just like the hated Obama stimulus plan.
As a Republican and a Capitalist, he would want private interests to spend their money on his programs. He can't force them to do that; he can't just nationalize private business. That would be Socialism!
The only thing left would be more tax cuts to "incentivize" private companies, like, perhaps, a 0% Capital Gains Tax. Of course, who would want to invest in a risky brick and mortar enterprise when paper investments were like free cash? I am sure those Capitalists would seek to maximize their profit, just like he did when he was one of them. There is prenty of profit to be had in buying and liquidating the losers. ...Like the rest of us!