Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation
His professional journey began at the former Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation.
Chief of Staff & Head of the Public Service
A life shaped by public service, institutional leadership and a commitment to a more professional, accountable and citizen-centred Kenya.

Felix Kiptarus Koskei stands among the influential figures in Kenya’s public administration, serving as Chief of Staff and Head of the Public Service.
Born on 6 June 1964 in Tinderet, Nandi County, his early life was rooted in a rural setting shaped by hard work and community values. His academic journey includes degrees from the University of Nairobi, including a Bachelor of Science, an MBA in Strategic Management and, in 2025, a Master of Science in Zoology (Agricultural Entomology).
His professional path moved from telecommunications into procurement, infrastructure and national leadership — a progression defined by versatility, coordination and service.
The progression from professional beginnings to the centre of Kenya’s public administration.
His professional journey began at the former Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation.
He joined the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority as Procurement Manager, developing expertise in supply chain management.
He moved to the Kenya National Highways Authority and rose to General Manager in charge of Supply Chain and Support Services.
Appointed by President Uhuru Kenyatta, gaining experience in governance and public administration at Cabinet level.
Appointed by President William Ruto, succeeding Joseph Kinyua. In this role he has been associated with coordination, problem-solving, reform implementation and performance accountability.
To provide overall strategic policy leadership and direction for effective public service delivery for the prosperity of Kenyans.
A commitment to national service and the prosperity of Kenyans.
A standard of competence and responsible public administration.
Collaboration across institutions to deliver government business effectively.
Ethics, accountability and trust in public service.
A public-service culture grounded in equitable treatment.
To spearhead and coordinate mainstreaming of national values, national reconciliation and healing in the Kenyan society through strategies and programs that promote national cohesion and national values.
Organization and coordination of Government business.
Initiatives associated with the office span digital governance, accountability, health, education, housing, environmental sustainability and leadership development.
A system associated with the office for managing presidential directives and strengthening coordination and accountability.
A system associated with streamlining management and oversight of official foreign travel.
Efforts associated with steering public service toward zero-fault audit status through Public Finance Management Standing Committees.
A programme launched with the Kenya School of Government, the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission and other stakeholders to strengthen ethics and accountability.
Oversight and coordination associated with operational efficiency and expanded access to healthcare for Kenyans.
Officiated the inauguration of the National Committee on the Review of the New University Education Funding Model.
Led a tree-planting exercise in Nairobi County as part of the government’s ambitious tree-planting plan.
Oversaw progress of the Affordable Housing initiative and sustainable housing solutions.
Established a fellowship programme intended to nurture a new generation of public service leaders.
Inspected ongoing works on the Lower Kuja Irrigation Project, aimed at boosting agricultural productivity.

The EGH distinction forms part of Felix Koskei’s public identity and speaks to distinguished service to the nation.
“By embracing digital transformation, we can equip learners with the competencies and skills needed to thrive in the 21st century.”
— Felix K. Koskei
Leadership is also found in the moments between decisions — in people, places and the work of service.

