Kim is part of the management of Frontier Energy and chairs the investment committee. Prior to co-founding Frontier Energy in 2011, Kim worked as an investment manager with private equity investments in emerging markets for IFU for 7 years of which two were spent as Head of Regional Office in Johannesburg. Prior to IFU, Kim worked as an M&A lawyer for 7 years in two leading Danish law firms. Kim has also co-founded two start-ups, including New York based Trunk Archive which he and his partners took from inception to successful exit. He holds a M.Sc. Law from the University of Copenhagen and an MBA from INSEAD.
Daniel is part of the management of Frontier Energy and focuses on projects in Uganda and Rwanda. Prior to co-founding Frontier Energy in 2011, Daniel worked for DI International Business Development for 7 years, the last 2 years as Manager and Partner. Daniel has sourced, developed and implemented investment projects and worked with project finance, energy efficiency financing, investment guarantees and carbon credits in a wide range of frontier markets and industries. He holds a B.Sc. International Business from Copenhagen Business School and M.Sc. Finance from the London School of Economics.
Gert is part of the management of Frontier Energy and focuses on construction and engineering. Prior to co-founding Frontier Energy in 2011, Gert worked as a Project Manager in emerging markets for FLSmidth for 5 years managing large complex engineering and supply projects from contract negotiation to commissioning. Prior to FLSmidth, Gert worked as a Contract Manager for Krüger and before that he started his career as Project Manager for Vestas Wind Systems. He holds an engineering degree from VIA University College and a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration from Copenhagen Business School.
Bernard focuses on Frontier Energy’s activities in Kenya. Prior to Frontier Energy, Bernard worked as Director for Renewable Energy at the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) of Kenya for 2 years and was in charge of preparing national strategic plans for energy efficiency and renewable energy. Prior to ERC, Bernard worked as Environment Resources Recovery Manager for Lafarge East Africa and before that on projects within renewable energy in Kenya and other African countries. He holds a B.Sc. in Physics from the University of Nairobi and a M.Sc. in Renewable Energy from CVO University of Oldenburg in Germany.
Anders is part of the management of Frontier Energy and focus on investments, investor relations and fundraising. Prior to co-founding Frontier Energy in 2011, Anders had worked 2 years for a technology start-up, 2 years as CEO of an internet start-up, and 10 years with business development in Africa, Latin America and Russia as partner in the international consultancy division of the Confederation of Danish Industries. He holds a M.Sc International Business from Copenhagen Business School and has lived in China, India and Kenya.
Lars is part of the management of Frontier Energy and focuses on projects in Kenya. Prior to co-founding Frontier Energy in 2011, Lars worked for 12 years as consultant and since 2007 as managing director and partner for the international consulting firm DI International Business Development where he worked with investments, business organizations, political leaders and international organizations in wide range of emerging markets. He holds a M.Sc. Econ from the University of Copenhagen and is a graduate of Harvard Business School’s Program for Leadership Development.
Kwame is part of the management of Frontier Energy and focuses on projects in Kenya and Tanzania. Prior to Frontier Energy, Kwame was Executive and Head of Power & Infrastructure East Africa for 7 years at Standard Bank where he led a wide range of power and infrastructure transactions as lead adviser, arranger and lender. Prior to Standard Bank, he was a Vice President at Morgan Stanley and HSH Nordbank in New York City focusing on project and structured financing. He holds an MBA from Michigan Business School and a B.Sc. in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from New York University.
Caroline is Administrative Assistant at Frontier Energy’s office in Nairobi. Prior to joining Frontier Energy, Caroline worked at Paper Converters (K) Ltd. as an Imports Administrator for more than 10 years. Caroline has extensive experience in office administration and customer care. She holds a Diploma in Hotel and Catering Management from Air Travel & Related Studies and Diploma in Secretarial Studies from Cambridge College.
George is the ESG Manager of Frontier Energy. Prior to Frontier Energy, George worked at the pan-African environmental consultancy firm GIBB Africa for 12 years, the last years as Operations Manager in charge of Environmental and Social Services Department. George has extensive experience in conducting environmental and social impact assessments (ESIA), RAP and social due diligence under World Bank and IFC Performance Standards. He is a Lead Environmental Expert and a member of Environmental Institute of Kenya. He holds a B.Sc. in Geology and Chemistry and a M.Sc. in Environmental Management from the University of Nairobi.
Henry is part of Frontier Energy’s construction management team. Prior to joining Frontier, Henry worked 3 years with Sosian Energy Limited as Project Manager, more than 4 years in Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (KENGEN) as Project Engineer and 4 years in the Kenyan Ministry of Energy & Petroleum as a Mechanical Engineer in the Renewable Energy department. He holds a B. Tech. Mechanical and Production Engineering from Moi University and M.Sc. Master of Science in Piping Engineering and Design from University of San Jorge, Zaragoza, Spain.
Violet is an ESG Associate at Frontier Energy. Prior to Frontier Energy, Violet worked as a Senior Environmentalist with GIBB Africa Ltd Consultancy firm for 9 years. Violet has experience in conducting Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (ESIA), Resettlement Action Plans (RAP) and development of ESMS documents prior to Financial Close and implementation after Financial Close as per IFC performance standards. She is a Lead Environmental Expert and a member of Environmental Institute of Kenya. She holds a B.Sc. in Environmental Science from Kenyatta University and M.A. in Environmental Policy from the University of Nairobi.
Annicent Busingye is the Operations and Maintenance Director for the Frontier Energy Portfolio in Uganda. Prior to Joining Frontier Energy, Annicent Worked on the 13 MW Bugoye hydro power project for 9 years under TronderPower Ltd (now renamed Bugoye Hydro Ltd) serving as Managing Director and Board Member in the last years. Annicent started off her career at Stanbic bank Uganda where she worked for 4 years. She is a Certified Chartered Accountant and holds a B.sc in Mathematics and Chemistry from Makerere University an MBA from Herriot Watt University, and a post Graduate Diploma in Taxation. Annicent has taken trainings in Power Purchase Agreements, Hydropower Development and Management, Risk management in HydroPower development, Hydro Power and the Environment at the International Center for Hydro Power in Norway.
Santiago is part of Frontier Energy’s investment management team. Prior to Frontier Energy, Santiago worked for 3 years as the CEO of Radiant and Eldosol Energy developing two 40MW solar PV projects in western Kenya, 2 years developing market opportunities for renewable energy projects in East Africa, worked for 4 years in the Colombian stock market as an Investment Advisor in portfolio management and private bond trading and worked for the Colombian Institute of Geology and Mining in the financing department. He holds a B.Sc. in International Business from the University of La Sabana in Colombia and a Master’s degree in Project Management from the University of Salford, UK.
Wilson focuses on Frontier Energy’s activities in Uganda. Previously, he has been the EPC contractor’s QC/QA Engineer in the construction of the 256 MW Bujagali HPP and has played a key roles in connection with the construction of mines and tailings dams, and in connection with the maintenance of hydros including the 9.9MW Mobuku III power plant in Uganda and in execution of a series of projects ranging from national health facilities to schools. He spent the immediate 5 years preceding Frontier Energy, as the Estates Manager for Centenary Bank. He holds a B. Eng. in Civil & Building engineering from Kyambogo University, a Master’s degree in Projects Planning and Management from Uganda Management Institute (UMI) and an Executive MBA from Eastern and Southern Africa Management Institute (ESAMI).
Hamlet Ahimbisibwe is the Finance Manager of the Frontier Energy portfolio in Uganda. Prior to joining Frontier Energy Hamlet worked as a finance manager in a leading Engineering and planning consultancy firm in Uganda. He is a certified chartered accountant with a wealth of experience gained over 20 years serving in the fields of accounting and Audit.
Exuperius is part of Frontier Energy’s investment management team. Prior to joining Frontier Energy in 2019, Exuperius worked at the pan-African project management consultancy SandRose for 3 years as Project Manager in Tanzania. Exuperius managed project origination and development activities, competitive tender participation and commercial negotiations with the national utility, and procurement of consultants and EPC contractors across a diverse portfolio of power generation projects. Exuperius also spearheaded bankability advisory for the energy sector through extensive commercial and political analysis designed to shape policy implementation as the secretary of the public private task force for IPP development. Exuperius holds a BA in Political Science from Simon Fraser University, Canada, and an MSc in International Oil & Gas Management from the University of Dundee, UK.
Margaret is Finance Manager at Frontier Energy’s office in Nairobi. Prior to Frontier Energy, Margaret worked for 7 years with accounting and auditing – for 5 years for the Kenyan auditing firm, PKF Kenya, where she handled various corporate clients, and for 2 years in the real estate industry. She is a certified Public accountant and holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Kenyatta University.
Naomi is part of Frontier Energy’s construction management team. Prior to joining Frontier, Naomi worked over 13 years with Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (KenGen) projects execution, the last two years in new business development. Naomi has implemented power plants of over 500MW within Hydro, Geothermal, Wind and Thermal. Prior to KenGen, Naomi worked for two years as structural design engineer in consultancy. Naomi holds a B. Tech. Civil and Structural Engineering from Moi University, M.A Project Planning and Management from the University of Nairobi and has done financial training at Strathmore College.
George is part of Frontier Energy’s investment management team and is working out of the Nairobi office. Prior to joining Frontier Energy, George worked at Camco Clean Energy and was responsible for originating and executing transactions in the Renewable Energy Performance Platform, a 140 million pound impact fund managed by Camco that focuses on renewable energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Prior to Camco Clean Energy, George worked as a transactor at the Standard Bank Group, as part of the East African Power and Infrastructure team based out of Nairobi. George holds a BCom (Hons) in Finance from Witwatersrand University, South Africa.
Susan is a part of the management of Frontier Energy. Prior to joining Frontier Energy, Susan has worked with the fund administration of 15 Private Equity funds. She worked 7 years as CFO for PENM Partners, a Danish Private Equity Fund Manager focusing on frontier markets, mainly Vietnam. Prior to the CFO position in PENM Partners, Susan worked 10 years in various Private Equity positions at BankInvest, a leading Danish Asset Manager. Prior to joining BankInvest, Susan worked as an auditor. Susan is a CFA-charter holder, holds a B.Sc. (HD) in Finance & Auditing and a Marketing Economist certificate.