EKA Mobility appoints Sanjay Kumar Bohra as Chief Commercial Officer
Sanjay Kumar Bohra
as its
Chief Commercial Officer
(CCO).
In his new role, Bohra will lead the financial and commercial strategy for EKA Mobility and its group companies, with a focus on driving growth, operational efficiency, and long-term value creation. His appointment comes at a crucial time as EKA accelerates its growth and strengthens its international footprint.
Previous stints
With over 37 years of experience in finance, banking, and business process services (BPS), Bohra brings deep expertise in
financial strategy
, global operations, and business transformation. He previously served as Group CFO at a major Indian automotive OEM, and has also held senior roles at Citigroup and Tata Consultancy Services, where he led global banking operations and commercial banking BPO functions.
Welcoming Bohra to the team, Dr. Sudhir Mehta, Founder & Chairman of EKA Mobility and Pinnacle Industries, said, 'Sanjay's rich experience and leadership will be instrumental in propelling EKA's next phase of growth as we scale operations and expand globally.'
Expressing his enthusiasm, Bohra stated, 'EKA's bold vision and sustainability-driven innovation resonate with my professional values. I am excited to contribute to its transformative journey.'
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