TreeLife Expands with Newest Team Member

August 12, 2024

Meet Jordan


After graduating from California State University San Marcos in 2017 with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a minor in Business, Jordan began his career in the tree care industry.

 

He started as an entry level tree worker and plant health care technician. After nearly two years of field operations and training, he was approached with a proposition to create a tree health care department for a local tree care company.

 

After successfully creating a thriving department, he was then put in contact with an internationally recognized landscape organization. There he was given the opportunity to develop a tree health care division throughout their San Diego territory supporting multiple locations. Jordan quickly developed a passion for managing trees and their health; he was veritably impressed by their indelible contributions and significance to communities he was working in.


In his spare time, Jordan loves spending time with his wife and their two children. He also enjoys reading, writing poetry, camping and going to the beach.

A QUOTE FROM JORDAN: 
“I am rapturously excited to join the team at Tree Life, CA, continue in their pursuit to improve the standards in the tree care industry and client relationships, drive operational efficiencies and support the company’s growth and goals in sustainability.”

A QUOTE FROM THE OWNER:
“Tree Life, San Diego’s premier provider of Plant Health Care and Consulting Arborist services, is thrilled to announce the addition of Jordan Everett to our team as Director of Operations. 
 
Jordan’s addition comes at a time that our Plant Health Care services are surging as we provide support to some of San Diego’s premier landscape and tree care service providers. 
 
With his deep understanding of tree biology and plant science, Jordan will be a key-player in our future development as well as providing training to our growing staff. 
 
Please reach out and welcome him when you get a chance. Jordan can be reached by email at jordan@treelifeca.com
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