The committee of experts
For almost two decades, the KÖTTER security advisory board has encouraged dialogue between the state sector and the security industry, has been a motor for collaboration opportunities with authorities and service providers, and has stood for high quality and training standards in the security sector.
Dialog, cooperation and design
Cooperation with the public sector places the highest demands on the consulting quality of a private security services provider. For this reason, KÖTTER Security founded the KÖTTER Safety Advisory Board in 2000. The goal: support of dialog and cooperation with communities, cities, states and the federal government, as well as supporting the departments of KÖTTER Security in the designing and implementation of new services. These include "Aviation Security," "Public Security" or "Prison & Court Services," for example.
In preparing security projects for the public sector and the industrial, retail and commercial fields, the Safety Advisory Board additionally supports the senior management of KÖTTER Security.
New recruits profit from expertise
The know-how of the members of the Safety Advisory Board is also worth its weight in gold to new recruits. For that reason, the Safety Advisory Board supports the creation, updating and implementation of education and training measures within the KÖTTER Academy.
Wolfgang Bosbach
Wolfgang Bosbach has been a member of the German Bundestag for over 20 years, and amongst other things, has worked as a chair of the Committee on Internal Affairs from 2009 to 2015. KÖTTER Security believes that as a lateral political thinker, he will make major waves in increased co-operation between the state and the private sector, to make use of important opportunities, such as the extreme importance of easing the burden carried by the Police.
Fritz Rudolf Körper
Fritz Rudolf Körper was a member of the Bundestag for over two decades. As the parliamentary state secretary for Otto Schily, the Federal Interior Minister, he made his mark on internal politics under Chancellor Gerhard Schröder between 1998 and 2005. He then became the deputy chair of the SPD parliamentary group (2005-2009) and, amongst other things, a member of the Defence Committee and Parliamentary Supervisory Body (2009-2013).
Dr. Harald Olschok
Dr Harald Olschok is the former long-standing Chief Executive Officer of the German Federal Association of the Security Industry (BDSW) and the German Federal Association of Cash and Valuables Services (BDGW). The successful development of the security industry is closely linked to Dr. Olschok's activities. An example of this is the change in independence for the security industry to the Federal Ministry of the Interior, which he worked towards to a large extent together with the presidium of the BDSW.