Eaton Announces Rahul Duggal to the Position of Business Unit Manager

Eaton Announces Rahul Duggal to the Position of Business Unit Manager

January 14, 2026

Rahul Duggal has been appointed to the position of Business Unit Manager for Commercial Products & Assemblies (CPA) and Power Distribution and Control Assemblies (PDCA) – Electrical Sector – Electrical Americas – Canada.

In this new, growth-focused role, Rahul will have full product line accountability for CPA and PDCA offerings within Canada. He will be responsible to execute on market growth of product lines through strategic planning and development, innovative solution and product offering, Sales’ support and training, as well as P&L responsibility.

Rahul will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to this role. After starting his career at Eaton as part of the Leadership Development Program (Sales), Rahul has taken on roles of increasing responsibility including product management, Commercial Operations and EatonCare. Most recently he led our Ontario Sales team as the District Sales leader. Rahul Duggal holds a Bachelor of Engineering from McMaster University.

For more information, visit the Eaton website HERE.

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