Mugo Kibati  Mugo Kibati is the CEO of Telkom Kenya, a company that provides a full range service of fixed and mobile communication services, both voice and data, provided to the corporate, government and SME sectors. Kibati is also the Chairman of the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project (LTWP). At 40,000 acres (162km2), 301 MW capacity, 365 turbines and a capital cost of Ksh 76 billion (€623 million), LTWP is the largest wind energy power plant in Africa. Kibati has served on several corporate boards, including I&M Bank and the Apollo Group. He has also held top national industry leadership positions at the Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE), the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA). He also served on the Board of Governors and chaired the Old Boys' Association of the Alliance High School for several years. Raised in Nakuru and Mombasa, Kibati graduated from Moi University in 1991, with a Bachelor of Technology (Electrical Engineering) degree. He holds a Master of Science degree in Technology and Policy, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The Technology and Policy Program (TPP) at MIT "addresses societal challenges ... at the intersection of technology and policy, mobilizing science and engineering to inform intelligent, responsible strategies and policies to benefit communities from local to global." Kibati's other credentials include a Master of Business Administration degree from George Washington University School of Business. He also holds a Certificate in European Union Economics from Oxford University, St. Peters College, in the United Kingdom. Mugo Kibati is the Chairman of Lake Turkana Wind Power Limited. Completed in January 2017, the 40,000-acre, 310MW wind farm is the largest inward investment into Kenya since its independence, and the largest wind power transaction in Africa's history to date. In February 2016, Kibati was appointed the Chairman of M-kopa Solar, a role he held until November 2018. The company has connected over 600,000 homes to affordable solar power, with 500 new homes being added on a daily basis. In February 2015, Kibati joined Sanlam Kenya (then PanAfrica Insurance), an insurance and investment company and a member of the South-African Sanlam Group, as CEO. He held this position through March 2018. In July 2009, Kibati was appointed Director General of Kenya Vision 2030. In that role, Kibati spearheaded the implementation of Kenya Vision 2030, the official national strategy to transform Kenya into a newly industrialized country by the year 2030.