EnerSys Appoints Navi Grewal as Chief Digital & AI Officer

By Philip Seaworth • Thursday, October 15 01:45 • Permanent Link

EnerSys appointed Navi Grewal as chief digital, AI and information officer, effective Oct. 16, 2026, adding a new executive role focused on technology, cybersecurity, data and automation.

Grewal joins from MasterBrand Cabinets, where she was global chief digital and technology officer. Before that, she held senior technology roles at DuPont, including global chief information officer for Water & Protection and vice president of enterprise customer experience. Earlier in her career, she worked at Church & Dwight, Campbell Soup and Exelon.

The company said Grewal will report to President and CEO Shawn O’Connell and join the executive leadership team. Her remit includes modernizing global business systems, advancing digital transformation and building an enterprise AI strategy.

O’Connell said the appointment is intended to support EnerSys’ push to simplify operations, improve productivity and use technology, data and AI more effectively across the business. Grewal said she will focus on strengthening technology and digital capabilities and supporting productivity, innovation and growth.

EnerSys describes itself as a global provider of stored energy solutions for industrial, infrastructure and defense customers in more than 100 countries. As a result of these announcements, the company's shares have moved -0.48% on the market, and are now trading at a price of $177.40. For the full picture, make sure to review EnerSys's 8-K report.

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