Medan Mayor Bobby Nasution To Perumda Directors: Get To Work, Create Innovation

Medan Mayor Bobby Nasution (PHOTO VIA ANTARA)

MEDAN - Mayor of Medan, Bobby Nasution asked the board of directors of the three regional public companies (perumda) of Medan City to maintain cohesiveness and be innovative in running the company.

"After being inaugurated, we have to work immediately. Get to know the company we lead, and after that make innovations," Bobby Nasution said in a coordination meeting with 12 perumda directors, quoted by Antara, Wednesday, September 22.

The mayor of Medan said that a director must be able to maintain the cohesiveness of a company, especially the position of the main director who has greater responsibility in coordinating his staff.

In carrying out their duties, directors are bound by applicable regulations, but this regulation does not mean that it hinders innovation in advancing the company they lead.

Because, Bobby Nasution continued, if the directors do not support each other, the company will find it difficult to develop.

"Be compact first, then both think about the company. Don't think about personal or group interests, because all of you will continue to be evaluated," ordered the Mayor of Medan.

"Open as wide as possible our thoughts and connections to build this company, because every company must have a target," said Bobby Nasution.

In the coordination meeting, several important things were emphasized to the directors of the three perumda, among which the Perumda Pembangunan must optimize assets to determine company targets.

Perumda Slaughterhouse (RPH) is reminded to fully control the public's meat consumption, besides having to image that slaughtering animals in RPH are really hygienic and determine company targets.

"For Perumda Pasar, I emphasize maintaining the cleanliness of the market, because this is a program from the Medan City Government. Please pay attention to parking and user fees, so that there are no extortion. Continue to innovate, one of which is by utilizing digitalization," said Bobby Nasution.