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Yuma County recognizes inaugural YouGov leadership cohort for deputy directors
Summary
Human-resources supervisor Nayeli Flores summarized YouGov, Yuma County’s leadership program for deputy directors: nine sessions delivered Oct–Dec, internal instructors, Franklin Covey access through 2026, and formal recognition of the inaugural cohort of county leaders.
Human-resources training supervisor Nayeli Flores briefed the board on YouGov, Yuma County’s new leadership and governance program for deputy directors and upper management.
Flores said YouGov was intentionally developed to strengthen governance knowledge and practical operational skills across county departments. The nine-session pilot included fiscal leadership, risk and facilities, open-meeting compliance, cybersecurity, and human-resources topics. Flores noted the program was delivered by internal subject-matter experts and that participants retain Franklin Covey access through 2026 to reinforce applied learning.
The board was presented with the names of the inaugural graduates, representing departments ranging from assessor and public works to libraries and public health. Supervisors praised the emphasis on internal advancement and succession planning and asked staff to broaden curriculum access in future cohorts.
No formal action was requested or taken; the presentation was accepted and graduates were congratulated.
