ANNAPOLIS, MD (June 18, 2024) ~ Annapolis, MD - The Maryland Department of Agriculture has recognized LaTasha Gresham, an employee in the Human Resources department, for her outstanding work and dedication. During the General Staff meeting on June 12, Gresham was presented with an employee recognition award by Human Resources Director Dwen Schindler.

Gresham's exceptional skills as a master multi-tasker have made her an invaluable asset to the department. She efficiently manages all administrative tasks for MDA's personnel office with a high level of confidentiality and organization. Her professionalism and level-headedness have also been noted by her colleagues.

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In addition to her administrative duties, Gresham is often the first point of contact for employees, supervisors, managers, executives, and applicants seeking information from the Human Resources department. Her friendly demeanor and extensive knowledge make her a go-to resource for many within the department.

Maryland Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks praised Gresham's hard work and commitment to the MDA mission. He emphasized the importance of having a knowledgeable and approachable Human Resources department, which Gresham exemplifies.

Gresham's colleagues can nominate other deserving employees for recognition through AgNet or by contacting Wendy Lloyd at wendy.lloyd@maryland.gov. The MDA encourages all employees to recognize their peers' hard work and dedication to the department's mission.

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