Congratulations HEROES! On Thursday, March 30, Enterprise Residential hosted its 2022 Annual HEROES Award Luncheon at The Westin Annapolis in Annapolis, MD. 
More than 300 employees gathered to celebrate residential HEROES. HEROES is an acronym for Helpful, Engaged, Responsive, Outstanding, Excellence and Success. These principles define residential’s property management philosophy and commitment to providing residents with the highest quality living experience.
The ceremony’s atmosphere was filled with joyous positivity as award recipients and colleagues mingled and socialized. A selection of music from the 80s and 90s kept colleagues entertained as they enjoyed delicious foods and desserts, including baked chicken, fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, potato salad, strawberry shortcake, and more!
Before the awards were presented, ECD President Brian McLaughlin and ECD Chief Business Officer Christine Madigan, welcomed colleagues, shared words of encouragement, and expressed their appreciation for everyone’s outstanding performance and dedication to the organization.
As colleagues delivered heartfelt introductions and recipients of our HEROES awards shed a few tears. Award winners were recognized not only for their extraordinary work ethic and achievements but also for their roles as outstanding leaders and heroes in their communities.
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Congratulations to our 2022 HEROES award winners: 
Helpful Hero
Platinum: Hector Cortes, Sr., Park View at Bethlehem
Gold: Shei Haynes, 1330 Apartments
Engaged Hero
Platinum: Leonora Farrare-Lee, Ashland Commons
Gold: John “Jack” Thomas, Woodbridge Commons
Responsive Hero
Platinum: Marquetta Nesbitt, Edgewood Commons 611
Gold: Theresa Hawkins, Park View at Dundalk
Outstanding Hero
Platinum: Montieray Johnson, Park View at Severna Park
Gold: I’esha Thomas, Cherrydale Apartments
Excellent Hero
Platinum: Cecilio Beltran, Ednor I
Gold: Heddie Blaine, Allendale Apartments
Successful Hero
Platinum: Mary Moore, Essex House
Gold: AL Briggs, Edgewood Commons 601
Circle of Honor: Tony Elkins, Karen Hill, Monique Oden, Megan Norwood, Tenishia Tillery, Dalkish George, LaWan Rhodes, Monica Areford, and Tory Graves
Excellence in Resident Services
Platinum: Shana Gorham, Hickory Ridge and Park View at Snowden River
Gold: Raven Willoughby, Director of Community Building and Engagement
Execellence in Accounting
Platinum: Zach Hills, Senior Accountant
Execellence in Relocation Services
Platinum: Rochelle Chase, Compliance Specialist
Significant Achievement
Silver: Bob Miller, REAC and Inspections Specialist
Gold: Rob Rogers, Greens at Hammonds Lane
Steady Eddie
Platinum: David Brindle, Park View at Tyler Run
Mentor or Champion of the Year
Platinum: Christina Messercola, Park View at Bel Air, Park View at Box Hill, and Riverwoods at Northeast
Gold: Tim Bower, Assistant Vice President
Support Hero of the Year
Silver: Walter Neighoff, Director of Engineering
Gold: Learning and Development Team (Melissa Fortson, Tenishia Tillery, and Raj Samaroo)
Area Maintenance Supervisor of the Year
Charles “Charlie” Rout, Owen Brown
Maintenance Supervisor of the Year
Carl Wyatt, Park View at Towson
Maintenance Technician of the Year
Torin “TJ” Jenkins, Ashland Commons
Porter of the Year
Kent Olsen, Park View at Ellicott City I
Area Property Manager of the Year
Bridget Monroe, Park View at Dundalk
Property Manager of the Year
Sueann Young, Hickory Ridge
Assistant Property Manager of the Year
Ruth Ann Meadows, Taney Village
Leasing Associate or Compliance Specialist of the Year
Alexandrea “Lexi” Jackson, Park View at Columbia
Community of the Year
The Greens at Logan Field