Eaton names Jeff Krakowiak VP and GM Canada for Electrical Sector Americas
July 27, 2010
Eaton Corp.’s Jeff Krakowiak has been named vice-president and general manager-Canada for its Electrical Sector Americas Region effective August 15. He will report to Rich Stinson, president, Power Distribution Division.
Meantime, Steve Boccadoro has been named to succeed Krakowiak as senior
vice president-sales & marketing, also effective August 15.
“In his five years with Eaton, Jeff has contributed greatly to developing the sales and marketing activities within the company,” said Sandy Cutler, Eaton chair and CEO. “As we wish Jeff well in his newest Eaton endeavour we are looking forward to having Steve join the team.”
Krakowiak joined Eaton in 2005 from Visteon and previously worked for Ford Motor Company. Prior to his most recent role, he served Eaton as the Automotive Group’s director of sales for the Ford account worldwide. He will be located in Burlington, Ont.
Krakowiak holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Michigan. He also holds a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from Purdue University in Indiana.
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“In his five years with Eaton, Jeff has contributed greatly to developing the sales and marketing activities within the company,” said Sandy Cutler, Eaton chair and CEO. “As we wish Jeff well in his newest Eaton endeavour we are looking forward to having Steve join the team.”
Krakowiak joined Eaton in 2005 from Visteon and previously worked for Ford Motor Company. Prior to his most recent role, he served Eaton as the Automotive Group’s director of sales for the Ford account worldwide. He will be located in Burlington, Ont.
Krakowiak holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Michigan. He also holds a Master of Science in mechanical engineering from Purdue University in Indiana.
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