Mr. Mohammed Mulibah Sherif is the Managing Director of the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) and a distinguished energy executive, economist, and infrastructure leader with more than 18 years of experience delivering transformational results across complex, multi-country environments. Appointed Managing Director of LEC in early 2025, Mr. Sherif is leading a comprehensive turnaround and modernization of Liberia’s national power utility. His leadership agenda is anchored in reliability, affordability, financial sustainability, and institutional reform, while advancing strategic partnerships aligned with Liberia’s national development priorities and regional power integration objectives. Prior to joining LEC, Mr. Sherif served for a decade as General Manager of TRANSCO CLSG (2014–2024), where he successfully oversaw the delivery of the 1,303-kilometer, 225 kV Côte d’Ivoire–Liberia–Sierra Leone–Guinea (CLSG) regional transmission interconnection, a landmark project valued at over US$550 million. The CLSG project enables cross-border electricity trade among four countries, strengthens grid stability, and supports more than 20 million people across the sub-region. He also led the institutional establishment of TRANSCO CLSG, building a high-performing multinational organization and coordinating diverse stakeholders to achieve timely commissioning. Earlier in his career, Mr. Sherif held senior leadership roles at Liberia’s Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, including Chief Economist, where he contributed to macro-fiscal policy formulation, international negotiations, and Liberia’s successful attainment of debt relief under the HIPC Initiative. Mr. Sherif holds a Dual MBA from Cornell University and Queen’s University, a Master’s degree in Economic Policy and Management, a B.Sc. in Statistics, and a Project Management Professional (PMP) credential. He is widely recognized for his hands-on, data-driven leadership and impact in energy infrastructure and regional development