Nanobubble technology leader Moleaer has announced the appointment of Rajan Gajaria to its Board of Directors. CEO of Moleaer, Nick Dyner, said, “Rajan brings a global and diverse perspective to our Board from his extensive career in agriculture that will help us pursue our strategy.” Gajaria brings with him nearly 30 years of experience in executive roles in the agriculture sector, including time spent as Executive Vice President of Global Business Platforms at Corteva, Inc. and Vice President of the Americas at Dow AgroSciences. Gajaria said, “During my career, I’ve seen how innovations like Moleaer’s nanobubble technology can be transformative in addressing global challenges, such as food and water scarcity.” Moleaer’s nanobubble technology creates oxygen-infused nanobubbles, which are 2,500 times smaller than a grain of salt and stay suspended in water longer, reducing water usage, energy consumption, and harmful chemicals in various applications. The company has already installed more than 2,000 nanobubble generator installations in 40+ countries and was named to Fast Company’s 2022 list of Next Big Things in Tech. With the appointment of Gajaria, Moleaer looks to identify new commercial opportunities, business models, and partners to advance its mission of making water do more with less. The nanobubble technology leader is well on its way to creating a more sustainable and water-secure future. You Might Be Interested In Indigo Co-Founder’s Wife to Sell $353 Million Stake in Parent Company as Promoter Stake Sale Continues GA To Step Up; Plans To Increase Investments In India Over The Next 10 Years Goldman Sachs CEO announces layoffs in January Byju’s pleading to renegotiate its $1.2 billion debt amid battling with high losses After tech giants, Boeing plans to cut about 2,000 jobs in 2023 Toyota’s zero-emission push: converting older models to meet goals