Nara Naranjit
About Nara Naranjit
Nara Naranjit serves as a Plant Development Monitor at Gardyn, where she has worked since 2020. With a background in psychology and horticulture, she contributes to the hiring process and tests new plant varieties to enhance the company's offerings.
Current Role at Gardyn
Nara Naranjit serves as a Plant Development Monitor at Gardyn, a position held since 2020. In this role, Naranjit tests new plant varieties to expand the company's portfolio, contributing to innovation in hydroponic gardening. Additionally, Naranjit proposes ideas to improve internal tools, focusing on increasing efficiency and enhancing the customer experience. Naranjit also provides voice-overs for educational videos, which enhances the learning experience for Gardyn's customers.
Previous Experience at Teavana
Nara Naranjit worked as a General Manager at Teavana from 2011 to 2014 in Happy Valley, Oregon. During this three-year tenure, Naranjit managed daily operations, staff, and customer service, contributing to the overall success of the store.
Experience at The Johns Hopkins University
From 2017 to 2020, Nara Naranjit held the position of Administrative Coordinator at The Johns Hopkins University in the Baltimore, Maryland area. In this role, Naranjit supported various administrative functions, contributing to the smooth operation of the department.
Education and Expertise in Psychology
Nara Naranjit studied Clinical Psychology at Pacific University, where Naranjit completed graduate work in a Psy.D. program. Naranjit also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Lycoming College. This educational background provides a foundation for understanding human behavior, which can be beneficial in various professional contexts.
Sustainable Horticulture Education
Nara Naranjit pursued studies in Sustainable Horticulture at the University of Maryland - Office of Extended Studies, achieving the Master Gardener certification in 2020. This program lasted for 11 months and equipped Naranjit with knowledge and skills in sustainable gardening practices, complementing the current role in plant development.