CS Joshua Achiya Akwara is the Director, Strategy and Planning at the Kenya Film Commission. He is responsible for overseeing Strategic Planning, Performance contracting, corporate work Planning and Quality Assurance management. Mr. Akwara is a Certified Secretary and a member of the Institute of Certified Secretaries, holds a Master of Business Administration majoring in Strategic Management from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Business Administration from Maseno University. He is a full Member at Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) as well as a Strategic Leadership Development Program graduate from the Kenya School of Government.

Audrey Cheruto is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, Commissioner for Oaths, Notary Public and a Certified Secretary with a vast knowledge for over 15 years of professional experience in the practice of corporate and commercial law, contract management, intellectual property, dispute and litigation management, compliance and governance. As the Corporation Secretary and Director Legal Services at the Commission, her responsibility is; to ensure that the Commission stays in compliance with the statutory and compliance requirements; ensure that the Board of Directors operates within the ambit of the Law. Before joining the Commission, Audrey previously worked at Kenya Literature Bureau. She holds a Master's degree in Business Management (Strategic Management) from Kenyatta University, Bachelor of Laws Degree from the Moi University, and Postgraduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law. She is a Certified Secretary (CS-K), a member of the Trustee Development Program Kenya by College of Insurance, Membership Law Society of Kenya (LSK), East Africa Law Society (EALS) and Institute of Certified Secretaries of Kenya (ICS).

Mohamed Abdirahman Farah is the Manager Supply chain at Kenya Film Commission. His role is to mainly assist the Commission to achieve its strategic goals through implementation of efficient and effective systems of acquisition of goods, works and services, as well as disposal of assets. Mohamed has over 12 years’ experience in Supply Chain Management with vast knowledge in Public Procurement. He is a strong procurement professional with a Master’s in Business Administration (specialization in Procurement and Supplies Management), a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Commerce (specialization in Procurement), Diploma in Procurement (CIPS) and currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Law (LL. B) at the University of Nairobi. He is a member in good standing of CIPS and Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM). He is a serving committee Board member at KISM (Advocacy and membership committee). Mohamed is a trained ISO by KEBS, has done leadership course at KSG and a mentor on issue of supply chain and stores management. Prior to joining Kenya Film Commission, Mohamed worked at ICPAK as head of supply chain management. Prior to ICPAK, he worked at water resources Authority as Deputy Manager Supply chain.

Christine Ochula is the Manager of Film Production, Liaison and Locations Services at the Kenya Film Commission. She is a media and film production professional embarked with over 10 years of experience with demonstrated success in production, training and mentoring aspiring TV and Film producers in content creation. As the Manager of Film Production, Liaison and Locations Services, her responsibilities include: to provide liaison services to filmmakers/producers with County Government and Government agencies; Establishing and maintaining strong relationships with film facilities; Liaise with film producers to identify suitable filming locations including the distributions of films locally and internationally; Mapping out Kenya’s key locations for the local and international film locations market,among other roles. Christine holds a Masters in Project Planning and Management at Kampala International University, a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication at Makerere University and has further undergone training in Television and Film Production from Media Development in Africa and Communication from Daystar University. She is a full member of the Kenya Union of Journalists. Prior to joining the Commission, she previously worked as a TV production trainer and Film Lecturer at the Kenya Institute of Media and Technology and Nairobi Aviation College.

Joseline Kanana Kanake is the Manager of the Human Resource Department. She has over 15 years’ experience in Human Resource in both private and public sectors. She is responsible in ensuring that all employment practices, compensation, employee benefits, and human resources programs are within established standards, procedures, guidelines, and policies of KFC and local labour laws. She also ensures contact with the labour industry, other organizations and government departments to keep abreast and updated on developments that are relevant to the human resources process in KFC. Before joining Kenya Film Commission, she was Human Resource Manager at Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. She holds a Master’s in Business Administration (specialized in HRM and Strategic Management) from the University Of Nairobi, a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce (Business Administration and Management and Marketing) from Daystar University. She has a certificate in Strategic Management and Leadership from the Kenya Institute Management, a higher diploma in Psychological Counselling from the Kenya Institute of Professional Counselling. Joselyn is a full member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM).

Mr. Cheptoo oversees prudent management of the Commission’s financial resources by ensuring compliance with the PFM act (2012). He has over 17 years worship experience in finance and accounting in both public and private sectors. He holds MBA (Finance) from Maseno University, Bachelor of Business Administration (Accounting & Finance). He is a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accounts of Kenya (ICPAK). He has attended many Management Courses in the career of Corporate Governance, Risk Management, Strategic Planning and Financial Management.

Dr Owino holds a Business Management, Strategic Management option Ph.D. degree from Rongo University, Master of Business Administration, Strategic Management option; Bachelor of Agribusiness Management (1^st Class honors) conferred on him at Kisii and Egerton Universities. Moses has had a long and outstanding service in the Kenyan Sugar Industry, both public and private, spanning about 30 years. His career started at the supervisory level in the agriculture department but eventually served as a dependable employee across departments and rose through the ranks to Specialize in leading the Strategy, Planning, monitoring and evaluation functions. He has had exposure in the development sector where he served as the GIZ County Programme Manager, Siaya County. He is a determined quick learner who adopts to changing work environment and responsibilities with ease.

Letitia Ouko is the Corporate Communications Manager at Kenya Film Commission. Letitia is a Public Relations professional with over 12 years experience developing, directing and implementing PR, Marketing and Communication Strategies that yield results. As the Corporate Communications Manager, she leads the development and implementation of the  commissions internal and external communication strategies to ensure that unified, consistent, and positive messages define and promote the commissions identity and mission. Prior to joining the Kenya Film Commission, she was the Brand & PR Manager for Africa at AZA Finance. Prior AZA, she was the Head of Communication at Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation. Letitia holds a Master of Arts Degree in Communication from the University of Nairobi, Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Political Science from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa and a Professional Diploma in Public Relations from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (United Kingdom). She is a member of the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (United Kingdom).

Ms. Harriet Nkatha Ngeera is the Manager, Internal Audit at the Kenya Film Commission. Harriet is a Certified Public Accountant with over 25 years of experience in managing internal audit. As Manager for Internal Audit, she is responsible for formulating and coordinating the implementation of internal audit strategies and plans, setting up and implementing systems in accordance with auditing standards, monitoring and reporting on the Commission’s overall risk profile among other roles. Ms. Harriet is currently a member of:Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK); Institute of Certified Public secretaries of Kenya (ICPSK); Institute Of Credit Management ICM  (Kenya); Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA)-Kenya chapter; Association of Women Accounts of Kenya (AWAK) and Institute of Directors  (IoD)-Kenya. She holds a Masters’ Degree in Finance from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT) and Bachelor’s Degree from Kenya Methodist University. Prior to joining the Kenya Film Commission, Ms. Harriet was the Finance Manager, Coast Water Works Development Agency, Senior Audit Consultant at Wambugu & Associates, (CPA); Director – Internal Audit and Risk Management at the Mombasa County Government and Board Member at Kabirichia.