Dr Kibata is a Consultant Ophthalmologist with subspecialty training in Paediatric and Vitreo-Retinal Surgery done at KCMC-Moshi Tanzania, Red Cross Memorial Children’s Hospital, Cape Town South Africa and the Vitreo-Retinal Training School at Bremen, Germany, over a period of two years. He has had cross exposure visits to some of the leading eye centres in the world. He has sat and passed the basic and clinical sections of the International Council of Ophthalmology (ICO) and is a recipient of the ICO international fellow award and International Strabismus Association Fellowship award. He has sat and passed the entrance examinations to the College of Surgeons in Glasgow and was admitted as a fellow of the same. He is a fellow of COECSA, a member of various professional societies in Europe and elsewhere and serves as the current chairman to the Ophthalmology Society of Kenya. He is the founder, current CEO and Medical Director of City Eye Hospital and received multiple awards including the ELNET 2020 award for ethical leader and business.

He is a committed Christian who is passionate about giving back to the community and using his skills to help those that are in need. This passion has been the driving force in his entire career. His values of God, People and Excellence have been the bedrock on which City Eye Hospital, the robust Community Outreach Programme and the City Eye Foundation were founded. Dr. Kibata to is married to Thitu Kibata and together have three children.

Dr. Agnes Idza Kalu is a consultant Ophthalmologist currently practicing at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi Kenya.
She is also pursuing a fellowship in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus. She trained at the Kampala International University(KIU) for her MBChB and University of Nairobi(UoN) for her Masters of Medicine in Ophthalmology.
She is a fellow of the College of Ophthalmology of Eastern, Central and Southern Africa, and the current secretary of the Ophthalmology Society of Kenya(OSK).

Dr. Cynthia ‘Cindy’ Ogundo is an Ophthalmologist and Public Health Specialist practicing in the public sector. She trained at the University of Nairobi and is undertaking a glaucoma and ocular motility fellowship in Queen Margaret Hospital, Fife, Scotland. Her public health training was at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

She is currently the treasurer, Ophthalmological Society of Kenya (OSK) and has a special interest in policy for human resource for eye health and equitable access to eye health.

Dr. Fredrick Korir is an Ophthalmologist and Cornea Surgeon practicing at Lighthouse for Christ Eye Centre, Mombasa where he serves as the Medical director. He trained in Ophthalmology at the University of Nairobi and Cornea Fellowship at Aravind Eye Hospital, India.

He has served as the Chairman, Ophthalmological Society of Kenya (OSK) and has a special interest in Infective keratitis, Eye banking and Corneal transplants. He is an avid runner and enjoys photography.
He is married with three children.