Ishikawa Keitaro (石川啓太郎), chairman of the Aomori Prefectural Public Safety Commission, expressed his intention at his inaugural press conference to apply a private-sector perspective to improving the police organisation. His term runs through 7 October next year (aged 65).
Ishikawa Keitaro (石川啓太郎), president of Aomori Michinoku Bank and president of PROCREA HOLDINGS, held an inaugural press conference at police headquarters in Aomori City in his capacity as chairman of the Aomori Prefectural Public Safety Commission, a position he assumed last month. At the press conference, Ishikawa (石川) outlined his ambition “to make the police organisation better from a private-sector perspective.”
Ishikawa (石川) is 65 and holds both a public-sector position and roles at private companies. His career as president of Aomori Michinoku Bank and president of PROCREA HOLDINGS was introduced.
At the press conference, he said that perspectives shared with the private sector should be applied to issues such as personnel development and improving organisational motivation. The intention to use private-sector expertise in reforming the police organisation was emphasised.
Chairman Ishikawa's (石川) term was explained as running through 7 October next year.