The Privacy Center is not only a message to the outside world, but also this is a message to Recruit employees.
"The awareness of risk and governance within Recruit is higher than ever," Daiske said. "That's exactly why we've developed the Privacy Center—to make it clear that it is our goal to protect sensitive information and safely use data to provide better, high-value services to society."
Professor Tatsuhiko Yamamoto of Keio Law School, who served on the advisory committee that created the Personal Data Guidelines, said, "The newly established Privacy Center is a sincere response to what most companies tend to find troublesome. On the other hand, I believe there is still room to make the content more interesting. Recruit should broadly communicate to society its concerns and struggles with data handling and privacy issues, if Recruit is to be in a position to lead Japan in terms of data. The challenge of communicating intriguing topics to society will be important not only for individual users but also for building trust with corporate clients."
Quality Coordination Office, Product Management Division, Risk Management and Product Management Division, Recruit Co., Ltd.
Sayaka joined Recruit Co., Ltd. in 2007. After working in sales and planning in the human resources field, she moved to the sales promotion field, where she was involved in CRM, marketing, and the Recruit ID integration project.
DPP1 Group, Data Protection & Privacy Department, and Solution Legal Office, Risk Management, Recruit Co., Ltd.
Daiske joined Recruit Holdings in 2013 after working in business development at a web-based startup and a major telecommunications company. After working on partnerships with external platformers, he was temporarily transferred to Blogwatcher Inc. in 2018. He currently serves as Blogwatcher's Data Privacy Officer and also works in Recruit's Solutions Legal Department.
Risk Management, Recruit Co., Ltd. and PR Corporate Communications External Communications Group, Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd.
Kayo joined Recruit Holdings in 2017 after working for a major internet service company and a PR firm. Since then, she has been consistently involved in external PR work, and joined the Privacy Project in November 2020.