George Kimutai Ruto is the youngest biological son of President William Samoei Ruto and First Lady Rachel Chebet Ruto. Born in the late 1990s, George represents the entrepreneurial and forward-thinking spirit within Kenya’s First Family. While several of his siblings have taken paths in diplomacy, law, and public administration, George has chosen to forge his own route in the private sector—specifically in the country’s vibrant transport and logistics industry. He began his education at reputable schools in Uasin Gishu County before joining Mang’u High School in 2013, one of Kenya’s top national schools renowned for producing leading engineers, scientists, and professionals. Known for its academic discipline and emphasis on innovation, Mang’u shaped George’s analytical mindset and leadership qualities. After completing his secondary education, he pursued higher studies at Strathmore University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Actuarial Science in 2021. This background in mathematical modeling and risk analysis later informed his strategic approach to business. Following graduation, George opted against joining politics—a common path for children of political figures—and instead invested in public service transport, an industry central to Kenya’s economy. He entered the matatu and long-distance bus sector, where he quickly established a reputation for operating stylish, well-maintained vehicles that blend innovation with passenger comfort. His first major acquisition was a KSh 8.7 million customized matatu named “Manifest”, featuring modern interiors, digital entertainment, and safety technology. Building on the success of that venture, George expanded his fleet to include other popular high-end matatus—reportedly named “Money Fest” and “Matrix”—serving key urban routes in Nairobi and the Rift Valley. In 2024, he took a significant step forward by acquiring a Scania Marcopolo luxury bus that now operates on the Nairobi–Mombasa corridor, one of Kenya’s busiest passenger routes. His growing enterprise reflects a deliberate move to modernize local transport standards through better management, customer experience, and vehicle aesthetics. Despite his high-profile background, George maintains a low public presence, often letting his work speak for itself. Those familiar with him describe him as ambitious, composed, and business-minded, with a keen interest in expanding into logistics, tourism transport, and fleet technology. His entrepreneurial journey has made him one of the most talked-about young investors in Kenya’s matatu industry—a reflection of the Ruto family’s broader ethos of self-reliance, industriousness, and innovation.