Safaricom appoint former Uhuru CAS as Michael Joseph replacement
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Safaricom PLC appoints former Petroleum and Mining CAS John Mosonik as the new Non-Executive Director to replace Michael Joseph
Safaricom PLC appoints former Petroleum and Mining CAS John Mosonik as the new Non-Executive Director to replace Michael Joseph.
In a statement on Thursday, 25, Safaricom described Mosonik as an astute technocrat with executive experience in both public and private sector administration spanning 35 years.
“He has a rich career profile stretching across industries from Engineering practice to the Telecom sector. He holds a Doctoral Degree in Business Administration (DBA) – Strategic Leadership from Northcentral University (USA) and a Ph.D. in Business Administration (Strategic Management) from Moi University, Kenya,” Safaricom stated.
Mosonik holds a Doctoral Degree in Business Administration (DBA) – Strategic Leadership from Northcentral University (USA) and a Ph.D. in Business Administration (Strategic Management) from Moi University, Kenya.
He also holds Postgraduate Degrees in Digital Transformation, Strategic Focus, Finance, and Business Administration from renowned international universities; and a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Nairobi.
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Mosonik served during retired President Uhuru Kenyatta’s era and also served as a Principal Secretary in the State Department for Infrastructure.
The former CAS will replace Michael Joseph who resigned from Safaricom.
Michael Joseph served in various capacities at the tech giant since 2000 including being the General Manager, Chief Executive Officer, Director as well as Chairman of the board.
Safaricom at the same time appointed Ms. Murielle Lorilloux to the Safaricom Board.
Murielle has previously worked at Vodacom Group in the UK as an executive business director for Europe cluster markets and Vodacom business international.
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