Amy Cell Named Among Corp! Magazine’s 2026 Inspiring Leaders

Yeo & Yeo is pleased to announce that Amy Cell, President of Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions, has been recognized as one of Corp! Magazine’s 2026 Inspiring Leaders. The annual recognition celebrates leaders who demonstrate exceptional vision, influence, and commitment to empowering others to succeed.

Cell has spent her career helping organizations build stronger workplaces through strategic recruiting, talent development, leadership consulting, and HR solutions. Known for her collaborative leadership style and commitment to continuous learning, she has guided organizations through growth and change while cultivating high-performing teams and inclusive workplace cultures.

“Amy understands that successful organizations start with their people,” said Dave Youngstrom, President & CEO of Yeo & Yeo. “She brings that belief to everything she does, and we’re proud to see her recognized as an Inspiring Leader.”

Under Cell’s leadership, Yeo & Yeo HR Advisory Solutions works with organizations across Michigan and beyond to address their most pressing people and workplace challenges. The team provides a comprehensive range of HR services, including recruiting, leadership development, HR consulting, workforce planning, training, and organizational development.

Beyond her professional achievements, Cell is deeply committed to her community and the advancement of future leaders. She serves and supports numerous organizations throughout southeast Michigan, including the Washtenaw Community College Foundation, Desai Accelerator, University of Michigan College of Engineering Center for Entrepreneurship, and Washtenaw 2030. She is also a frequent speaker, mentor, and advisor, sharing her expertise with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and organizations across Michigan. In 2024, she received the Washtenaw Community College Foundation Women’s Council Sheroe Award, which recognizes those whose leadership, innovation, and dedication have made a lasting impact on the Washtenaw County community.

“I’ve been fortunate to build a career focused on helping organizations and their people succeed,” said Cell. “I’m grateful for the many leaders and teams who have trusted me to be part of that work and for the experiences that have shaped my journey.”