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Eaton Announces Komal Kingrani as Commercial Operations Manager, Electrical Sector – Americas Region

November 6, 2024

Komal Kingrani has been appointed to the position of Commercial Operations manager, Electrical Sector – Electrical Americas – Canada.

In this role, Komal will be responsible for enabling continued success of Eaton’s commercial teams through tools, processes, and analytics. Her focus will be to increase productivity and effectiveness of these commercial teams to support achieving their shared goal of profitable growth. Komal has worked at Eaton since 2011 in various roles in pricing, marketing, and product management. She has gained a positive reputation for her analytical mindset, strategic thinking, and transparent communications. Komal earned a bachelor’s degree in commerce from International Institute of Professional Studies and post-graduate diploma in management. She has added to her formal education through her learning agility and on-the-job training.

To learn more, visit the Eaton website HERE.

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