Bishop Jackson Kosgei is the Chairman of the KFCB Board of Directors. He is also the chairman of Community Development Society and a member of the Consumers Protection Advisory Committee in the Ministry of Trade. He has worked in the administration of institutional executive positions for over twenty years and in other levels for fifteen years. Bishop Kosgei has served in the Worldwide Gospel Church, Commissions and State Corporations among other responsibilities.

Bishop Kosgei, who is accomplished in the work of the Gospel, is married with three grown-up children.

Dr. Ezekiel Mutua is the Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB). Before his appointment to this position, in 2015, he was the Secretary of Information at the Ministry of ICT, a post he had held since 2011. Between 2007 and 2011, Dr. Mutua was the Director of Information and Public Communications in the same ministry. He was the Secretary General of the Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ) between 2001 and 2007. Dr. Mutua’s career in media was nurtured at the Nation Media Group where he worked as a journalist between 1994 and 2002, rising through the ranks from a trainee reporter to a reporter and later an editor. He holds a PhD in Communication Studies from Moi University, an Honorary Doctorate in Public Administration (Commonwealth University), a Masters in Communication Studies from the University of Nairobi and a BA in Sociology and Linguistics from Kenyatta University. Dr. Mutua has served as a Director in several state corporations, including the Brand Kenya Board, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Media Council of Kenya and the Vision 2030 Secretariat. Dr. Mutua is married with two children.

Joyce is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and a member of the Law Society of Kenya. She has been practicing law in Nairobi since her admission to the bar in 2004. She has been a partner in Kairu & McCourt Advocates since December 2007. She graduated from University of Nairobi with a Bachelor of Laws and was admitted to the Kenyan Bar in 2004 and holds a diploma from the Kenya School of Law, is a Certified Public Secretary – CPS (K) and an accredited corporate governance auditor. Ms. Joyce is also a registered Patent Agent, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public. She has practiced for 14 years as an advocate in Nairobi and has acquired extensive experience in preparation of commercial securities and other commercial instruments and documents, Intellectual Property Law, Conveyancing, Banking Law and Company Secretarial.

Mr. Kennedy Ogola is an Applied Statistician/Economist with a Masters of Science (MSc) Social Statistics from Kenya University and an MSc Applied Statistics with IT from Maseno University. He works at the Ministry of ICT, coordinating project conceptualisation and implementation, policy formulation and review, data analysis, performance management and development of blue paper. Previously he has worked with Alexander Forbes (Kenya) for three (3) years as a risk analyst and Transparency International as Lead Data Analyst. He is the representative of the Principal Secretary in the KFCB Board.

Ms. Nereah Aluoch Okanga is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya currently working as the in-house legal counsel for Barclays Bank of Kenya Limited. She previously offered legal services as a Senior Associate at Anjarwalla & Khanna, Advocates. She obtained an undergraduate degree in International Political Economy in the United States, and did her graduate legal degree from the University of Bristol in the UK.

Ms Nerea has a wealth of experience that spans over 15 (fifteen) years in training and practice, locally and internationally. She is well versed in various areas of legal practice, including financial and banking law, corporate law, commercial law, land law and conveyancing, civil litigation, mergers and acquisitions, labour law, and the law of succession & employment. Her various professional roles and duties have required her to provide guidance on corporate governance, formulate policy and procedure and develop frameworks for compliance and risk management.