Mazda Names Toshiyuki Hata General Manager of Business Innovation Department

By Public Technologies
  • Mazda on Oct. 30, 2026, named Toshiyuki Hata business innovation general manager effective Nov. 2, replacing Takeshi Nishiki.
  • Yu Hanada rises from manager to general manager of the MBD Innovation Department effective Nov. 1.
  • Outgoing MBD Innovation General Manager Shinichi Tsumura moves to the Chugoku Regional Innovation Research Center effective Nov. 1.
  • Shiro Arimatsu moves from Mazda Credit director and senior managing executive officer to retail operation promotion staff manager effective Nov. 1.


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