Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions (Amy Cell Talent) Blog

Welcome to May! I hope that you are enjoying this incredible time of year filled with birds nesting, flowers blooming, and graduation parties galore. In addition to having high hopes for my garden, I’ve also sprouted something else — a new way to support your HR needs.

However, this program is not for everyone. If you are a larger organization with HR figured out and a trained team that is passionate about HR and wakes up every day focused on attracting, retaining, and developing your people, there is no need to read any further. You can get back to planting flowers or getting the BBQ ready for a summer of grilling.

However, if you are a “reluctant HR person” — for example, your day job is finance or office management — or if you are an HR department of one who wants more support than ChatGPT can provide, keep reading.

This blog is dedicated to my incredible entrepreneurial clients. Many of these organizations are growing quickly and feel it is finally time to get their HR house in order. This is a key time to build that foundation of people, systems, and structures so that the founders can start focusing on the critical aspects – their highest and best use of time – of scaling their business.

Effective April 1, please update our mailing address in your records.

Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions will relocate from SPARK East to Yeo & Yeo’s expanding Ann Arbor office, effective April 1. This move reflects how our work has grown and where it’s headed. The relationships, values, and people-first approach that shaped YYHR from the beginning remain firmly rooted, and this next step allows that foundation to support even greater opportunity.

Like many of you, I have been enjoying the warmer weather and all of the amazing basketball! (I am also prepared to have my bracket busted by the end of the first week of March Madness.)

This is the time of year when you have good visibility into the opportunities and challenges for the upcoming year, yet also need to ensure that your staff is aligned and performing at a high level.

Thus, I thought I would write this blog equating basketball themes to coaching your team to perform to their highest level.