Bhisma Koirala
Expertise:
electrical engineeringExperience:
36 YearsAbout Bhisma Koirala
Bhisma Koirala is an electrical engineering graduate with 36 years experience.
He started his career with engineering consultancy firm and Worked in switchgear production industry for some time.
His expertise lies in Product Engineering, Sales, Marketing of Automation Products and solutions. Bhisma Koirala has played a pivotal role in Developing Strategies and steering the foray into diversified products. Specially in the field of metal, Heavy equipment, material handling and Mining segments.
He has extensively travelled Nationally and internationally. System Engineering Automation, Project Engineering, Sales & Marketing of HT/LT/MV Switchgear, Automation and Process components and Products.
He is alumnus of Tribhuvan University, Nepal and Patna University.
Professional Skills
Personal Experience
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Honors & Awards
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