Global power generation company Cummins said that Mahesh Narang, vice president and president of the Components Business, is departing the company Oct. 27 to pursue an external opportunity.
Narang served in a variety of business leadership roles during his more than 20-year career at Cummins.
“Mahesh’s impact on Cummins and our people are lasting,” said Jennifer Rumsey, Cummins chairwoman and CEO. “He has capably led with a focus on excellence and building strong customer partnerships, and he has consistently demonstrated his ability to improve performance, enhance our technology and product offerings and deliver outstanding results. I have admired his unwavering commitment to his people and enjoyed watching him lead with fairness, coaching and developing those who work with and for him. He will be missed.”
Narang has led the Components Business since 2021. During that time, he launched a forward-thinking strategic framework for the business, focused on driving growth in Cummins’ core diesel segments, while also expanding into adjacencies and new technologies on the path to zero. Narang grew the business, expanded its capabilities and led the acquisition and integration of Jacobs Vehicle Systems and Meritor, the largest acquisition in Cummins’ history.
Rumsey plans to name a replacement for Narang by the end of the month.
