Meredith Jedlicka

Experience

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  Eden Landscape Design

  Jan 2011 - Jan 2013

  Owner/Designer

  Started a freelance landscape design business during my final year of college. Made contacts with local landscaping businesses to provide landscape design services to their clients as well as my own. Built a website and created marketing materials as well as participated in local events to increase exposure. Procured business licenses as well as became a registered landscape designer in the state of Alabama. Managed all aspects of running a small business.

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  Saul Nursery

  Oct 2012 - Nov 2012

  Seasonal Employee

  Employed as a seasonal employee to assist customers with purchases, assist in loading, and other daily operations.

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  Plants Creative Landscapes

  Mar 2013 - Apr 2015

  Landscape Designer

  One of two residential landscape designers. Responsibilities included meeting with new/existing clients, providing design services, estimating projects, material procurement, sales, project management, and customer care through entire design and installation process. Fast paced and independent work environment with emphasis on communication.

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  Pike Nurseries

  Apr 2015 - Aug 2015

  Sales Associate
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  Planters

  Jul 2015 - Mar 2016

  Garden Division-Team Leader

  Managed the garden maintenance of 13 high end residential accounts. Responsibilities included supervising a team of gardeners to achieve the highest standards of landscape maintenance and horticultural care, provide clients with answers to their landscape questions and concerns, garden and container design, documentation of duties performed and materials required for accounts.

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  Ed Castro Landscape

  Mar 2016 - now

  • Chief of Staff

    Apr 2023 - now

  • Director of Business Systems

    Jan 2022 - Apr 2023

  • Training Coordinator

    Dec 2017 - Jan 2022

  • Enhancement Coordinator

    Mar 2016 - Nov 2017
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  Trees Atlanta

  Nov 2017 - Apr 2018

  Arboretum Collections Intern

  Created a GIS map of the tree collections along the Belt Line East Side trail. Used GIS to map locations as well as genus, species, and cultivar of existing collections. Worked with volunteers to create and place accession tags on each tree that included accession number and scientific name of each specimen.