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CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties Appoints Vickie Ricord as CEO

CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties has appointed Vickie Ricord as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The organization, based in Westminster, focuses on providing court-appointed volunteer advocacy for at-risk children and youth. Ricord’s elevation to this role follows a decade of service in various leadership positions within the nonprofit, including Interim CEO, chief operating officer, and chief program officer.
According to a news release from CASA, Ricord brings over 15 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, child advocacy, and organizational development to her new position. She steps into this permanent role after successfully guiding the organization through a leadership transition while maintaining growth, stability, and community trust.
Ricord’s Commitment to Advocacy
Joining CASA in 2015, Ricord has cultivated deep ties with the organization and its mission. “This organization has been my home for nearly a decade,” she stated. “I am continually inspired by our staff, volunteers, and partners who give so much to ensure children in our community are seen, heard, and supported.” Her dedication to CASA’s mission is evident in her commitment to expanding its impact for vulnerable children.
Under Ricord’s leadership, CASA aims to build on its existing programs and further enhance its outreach efforts. The organization has consistently worked to ensure that children in the community receive the advocacy and support they need, effectively addressing the challenges faced by at-risk youth.
Future Initiatives and Goals
With Ricord at the helm, CASA of Adams & Broomfield Counties is poised to strengthen its role within the community. Her focus will be on fostering collaborations with local organizations and stakeholders to enhance the services offered to children and families. By emphasizing the importance of advocacy, Ricord seeks to mobilize additional resources and support for the organization.
The appointment of Vickie Ricord marks a significant step for CASA as it continues its mission to advocate for children in need. The organization looks forward to her leadership in navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
This article originally appeared in BizWest, an independent news organization, and is published under a license agreement.
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