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Nona Carroll Joins Employ Prince George's as Chief Program Impact Officer

Employ Prince George's, Inc. (EPG) recently celebrated the appointment of Nona Carroll as Chief Program Impact Officer, effective August 10, 2026. With over 15 years of extensive experience in workforce development, Carroll brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record to this vital role.

Prior to this position, Carroll served as Chief of Talent Ecosystem at Baltimore's Promise, where she spearheaded various workforce initiatives that effectively improved career pathways for young individuals statewide in Maryland. Her previous leadership roles at the Maryland Business Roundtable for Education, including Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, have equipped her with valuable insights and skills necessary for driving strategic growth within workforce programs. Carroll's earlier career at T. Rowe Price further honed her abilities in leadership and program management.

In her new role at EPG, Carroll is set to provide key strategic guidance for the organization’s workforce programs. She will be responsible for overseeing performance, boosting the organization’s priorities, and fortifying essential partnerships that link residents of Prince George's County with educational, training, and employment opportunities. Her commitment to aligning workforce solutions with employer needs is integral to fostering a robust economic environment in the region.

LaTara T. Harris, President and CEO of EPG, expressed her enthusiasm about Carroll joining the executive team. "Nona embodies a unique blend of workforce expertise and strategic leadership capabilities. Her passion for creating opportunities aligns perfectly with our mission to enhance the workforce and economic landscape of Prince George's County," said Harris. Such leadership will bolster the organization's ability to meet the evolving demands of both job seekers and businesses.

Throughout her illustrious career, Carroll has been instrumental in implementing statewide initiatives that have positively impacted thousands of students each year. Her ability to secure multimillion-dollar investments has played a crucial role in expanding workforce opportunities, and her collaborative approach has fostered strong partnerships across various sectors, including government, education, and community organizations. Carroll also actively participates on the Board of Maryland Nonprofits and chairs the Justice, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.

On joining EPG, Carroll stated, "I am honored to be part of such a transformative organization that significantly influences the lives of individuals and businesses throughout Prince George's County. I look forward to collaborating with our dedicated team and community partners to enhance workforce programs and create more opportunities for success."

Carroll's appointment showcases Employ Prince George's commitment to strengthening its leadership framework and developing innovative workforce solutions tailored to the diverse needs of the county's residents and businesses. As EPG continues its efforts to bolster economic vitality, Carroll's role will be pivotal in guiding the organization toward impactful initiatives that effectively bridge the gap between education, workforce development, and economic opportunities.

About Employ Prince George's

Employ Prince George's (EPG) focuses on delivering workforce intelligence and solutions that not only benefit job seekers but also address the requirements of businesses. EPG aims to enhance the economic landscape of Prince George's County by creating a demand-driven workforce system that matches qualified workers with industries in high demand. For further information, please visit employpg.org.