Naprotek Appoints James Eisenhaure as Chief Financial Officer

Naprotek, LLC, a leading provider of mission-critical electronics technology solutions, today announced that James Eisenhaure has been appointed Chief Financial Officer, effective June 30. Eisenhaure has been serving as interim CFO since earlier this year and now formally steps into the role. During his interim tenure, Eisenhaure played a key role in leading the company through the successful closeout of its…


Naprotek, LLC, a leading provider of mission-critical electronics technology solutions, today announced that James Eisenhaure has been appointed Chief Financial Officer, effective June 30. Eisenhaure has been serving as interim CFO since earlier this year and now formally steps into the role.

During his interim tenure, Eisenhaure played a key role in leading the company through the successful closeout of its FY2024 financial audit. His leadership and collaboration across teams ensured a smooth and timely process, reinforcing Naprotek’s commitment to operational discipline and financial transparency.

Eisenhaure brings a strong background in financial operations, with prior leadership roles at Insurcomm, Cirtec Medical, and Metrigraphics. His experience spans manufacturing, distribution, and service sectors, with a focus on regulated industries and complex financial environments.

“Jamie has demonstrated a steady and thoughtful approach to financial leadership,” said Teh-Kuang Lung, President and CEO of Naprotek. “We’re pleased to have him in this role as we strengthen our financial organization and systems in support of our broader business goals.”

Eisenhaure will continue to lead the enterprise finance team and serve on the executive leadership team to support Naprotek’s strategic initiatives and long-term growth.

For more information, visit www.naprotek.com.


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