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Plumas Bank hires new Reno business development officer Kara Harris
Plumas Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Plumas Bancorp, announces a new addition to its team; Kara Harris joined the Reno branch as Plumas Bank’s Vice President and Business Development Officer. In this role, Harris is responsible for spearheading strategy to enhance business growth, foster client relationships, and expand Plumas Bank’s market presence in northern Nevada and the Sierra region.
Harris brings over 20 years of experience building and maintaining client relationships, with impressive work in the hospitality, economic development, and banking industries. She is especially passionate about workforce development and engaging the Reno community as well as surrounding rural communities.
“Joining the Plumas team was an easy decision for me,” said Harris. “To be part of a company that is so committed to client relationships and growing successful businesses is a priority for me. It is meaningful to be part of a local organization that is willing to problem-solve for clients and treat each relationship as equally important.”
Harris is a fourth-generation Nevadan and enjoys serving her community. She serves on the boards of Nevada Women’s Fund; NevadaWorks; and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northern Nevada. Harris is also board chair for the Washoe County Honorary Deputy Sheriff's Association. Harris has an extensive background in volunteerism, participating in Girls On the Run for six years, among other organizations.
“Kara's expertise in relationship management and her proven track record of driving growth make her an invaluable addition to our team,” said Jack Prescott, Senior Vice President and Commercial Lending Manager at Plumas Bank. “Her strategic mindset and ability to build strong client relationships will be an asset to our clients. We are thrilled to welcome Kara and look forward to her innovative contributions.”
Harris graduated from Reed High School and the University of Nevada, Reno. Outside of work, Harris and her husband, Ben, love to spend time with their five children, garden in their backyard alongside their eight chickens, and attend their children’s sporting events.