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Options to suit taste and budget; booking only after approval.
ONEENO FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
You can’t give your children all your experience.You can give them an advantage.
You have learned a lot. By running a business. By making mistakes, spotting opportunities and getting to know people. Of course you want the next generation to benefit from that. But you also want them to make their own choices, discover their own ambitions and find their own way forward.
What if you gave them a digital assistant of their own? A personal guide who knows their interests, helps them learn, thinks along about plans and puts a digital team at their disposal. Not a copy of your life. An advantage for theirs.
A START OF THEIR OWN
A team of their own for a future of their own
Your daughter is starting her first job in London. Or your son is starting his first business. A new city, a new workplace, financial decisions, contacts and unfamiliar situations.
“Bloem, tomorrow I have my first meeting with a potential client. Help me prepare. I want to come across as professional, but I’m not sure which questions matter.”
Bloem is the assistant’s name in our examples. You choose your own name and voice.
On it: Researcher · Professor · Critic
- 01 · You say it
She asks the question the evening before.
Status: Instruction recorded
- 02 · Your team works
Her team researches the market, explains business terms and rehearses critical questions.
Status: Under review by your team
- 03 · In your inbox
Preparation with the key questions, a practice run and points of attention.
Status: Ready to review, or waiting for your approval
Their personal team helps them prepare, researches the market, explains business terms and rehearses critical questions. New ideas on the move? They can talk them through right away. Plans don’t get forgotten. Their own knowledge grows with them.
STAGES OF LIFE
From studies to a first company
During their studies · Study support
A personal study guide.
One that explains the material, asks questions, researches sources and helps them learn independently, without quietly taking over the work.
In their first job · Starting prepared
An assistant that works alongside them.
For preparing, organising, learning and communicating professionally.
With their first company · Running a business
A business team.
One that thinks along about clients, plans, budgets, risks and opportunities.
BEYOND WORK
And life outside work?
The assistant knows their personal preferences and calendar, within the permission she or he gives.
Discovering a new city
Neighbourhoods, sport, events and places that fit.
Keeping an eye on the budget
An overview of spending and what is still possible.
Friends and contacts
Remembering arrangements and flagging in time what is going on.
HOW IT WORKS
Four moments from a start of their own
Examples, not client cases.
The first pitch
- You ask
- “Rehearse my proposal and ask critical questions.”
- Knowledge
- Their own plan and their own research.
- Team
- Critic, Researcher
- Result
- Conversation practice and a list of risks.
- Benefit
- More confident going into the meeting.
Studies
- You ask
- “Explain this concept with examples and test whether I understand it.”
- Knowledge
- Study material, with permission.
- Team
- Professor
- Result
- An explanation and a short test.
- Benefit
- Learning it yourself, not having it done for you.
A new city
- You ask
- “Put together a weekend plan to suit my taste and budget.”
- Knowledge
- The personal profile.
- Team
- Concierge
- Result
- Options; booking after approval.
- Benefit
- At home in a new city sooner.
First company
- You ask
- “Check that I properly understand my costs and the VAT impact.”
- Knowledge
- Their own figures and plans.
- Team
- CFO
- Result
- An overview and scenarios, flagging when an accountant is needed.
- Benefit
- A grip on the figures from the start.
ENTIRELY THEIRS
Entirely theirs
Together with the user, we map goals, interests, level of knowledge and the support they want. Where appropriate, parents can contribute to the set-up or the funding.
But an adult child’s personal environment stays the child’s, with their own data, choices and say. The assistant grows with their ambitions and stages of life.
How Oneeno becomes yours: the five stepsWHAT WE SET UP FOR YOU
- Their own goals and interests
- Studies, work or company
- Their own calendar and preferences
- Level of knowledge and the support they want
Only with your permission, per source and per company.
YOU STAY IN CONTROL
What your team does, and what it doesn’t
You decide the sources
Only what you choose to connect or make available, per source and per company, each with its own access rights.
Your approval where it counts
Payments and signatures stay with you. Anything with consequences is first set out as a proposal.
Status always visible
Draft, under review, completed or confirmation received: you see what has happened to every assignment. An assignment is only done when the result is there.
Digital roles, not qualified professionals
Your digital CFO or Lawyer prepares and checks. Where a qualified accountant, lawyer or adviser is required, you still need one.
Parents do not see into their adult child’s personal environment. Data, choices and control lie with the user.
Oneeno is not for private individuals and not for minors. This runs through a suitable business arrangement, for example from the company or the family business.
Your data & controlDon’t just give opportunities.Give the knowledge to make the most of them.
An assistant of their own. A team of their own. An advantage for the future.
WHAT IT COSTS
A business arrangement through your company; which edition fits, we discuss in an introductory meeting.
Personal € 5.000 · Executive € 12.500 · Signature € 25.000 one-off set-up. Then an indicative € 100–€ 800 a month. Organisation on request.
All prices exclude VAT. Oneeno is for entrepreneurs: you reserve on behalf of your company, with your Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number.
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