Komal Kingrani has been appointed as a Senior Product Manager – Residential & Light Commercial Products, Electrical Sector – Electrical Americas – Canada

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September 21, 2021

Komal Kingrani has been appointed as a Senior Product Manager – Residential & Light Commercial Products, Electrical Sector – Electrical Americas – Canada, effective September 1st, 2021.

In her new role, Komal will be responsible for all marketing functions and strategy for Residential & Light Commercial Products in order to ensure a customer-focused product offering and profitable growth.

Komal began her career with Eaton in 2011 as a Pricing Analyst for the Global Shared Services Centre in Pune, India. Since then, she has held various roles of increasing responsibility and most recently, was the Pricing Manager, Electrical Sector – Electrical Americas – Canada.

She holds a Bachelor of Commerce university degree and a post-graduate diploma in Finance.

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