Amersfoort, Nov. 8, 2022 – Employees of Optimum Assessment and eX:plain have teamed up to contribute to a more beautiful world. At two different care facilities in Amersfoort, home of eX:plain, five colleagues provided different residents with a fun day.
Optimum Assessment is increasingly committed to sustainability and social entrepreneurship. The goal is to eventually make this an integral part of everything we do. However, this will not happen overnight. However, we do like to put our money where our mouth is immediately. Therefore, we have taken the first steps in shaping a loyalty program. A program that we emphatically link to concrete activities of a social nature.
Optimum Assessment scores its clients throughout the year on a variety of criteria, including exam numbers, use of the Self-Service Portal, participation in user group meetings, etc.
For the client with the highest score, we organize a social activity in the respective year in the city or region in which the client is located. The client in question decides whether and in what way she wants to contribute.
This year we kicked off and eX:plain was named Optimum Assessment’s most loyal customer. As a thank you, Optimum Assessment organized a social project in cooperation with the Present Foundation in Amersfoort.
Last Tuesday, Nov. 8, five employees from eX:plain and Optimum Assessment baked pancakes at Humanitas, assisted living for people with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, and ate them together. To ensure the quality of the pancakes, resident Christian kept sharp supervision.
After this tasty and very enjoyable lunch activity, the afternoon at the Hoenderberg, assisted living for the elderly, was then spent energetically doing crafts and playing games with the residents there. Afterwards, resident Franklin made several speeches to end the day with personal thanks.
‘It was fantastic to work together to give these lovely people a beautiful day,’ said Martin van de Berge, general manager of Optimum Assessment. ‘This definitely tastes like more. An annual event at the very least.’ He also expresses his thanks to Riny van Nuland and Fred Diepeveen of eX:plain and colleagues Marilyn Ceelen and Rob Bergevoet for their enthusiastic contribution to this special day and to Laura Griffioen of the Present Foundation, who helped make this event possible.