LA ROMANA - Casa de Campo Resort & Villas obtained the "GREAT PLACE TO WORK® Caribbean and Central America" certification, one of the most prestigious national and international awards, granted annually by the Great Place to Work Institute to the best employers in the world.
As a result of the hard work, the Resort achieved a Trust Index score of 92%, placing it above the national and regional average of 86% and 85% respectively, making it by far one of the most suitable places to work in the country and the Caribbean.
To determine an organization's excellence, Great Place to Work evaluates employee experiences regarding the promotion of high-performance cultures and trust within companies.
This extraordinary achievement was made possible thanks to the collaboration of the Resort's extended family of employees, who had a 98% participation rate in the first organizational climate survey. Among the most prominent indicators were pride in belonging to the company (97%), followed by camaraderie (94%), cooperation and teamwork (94%), and credibility (92%).
At Casa de Campo Resort, the results of the cultural transformation process have been invaluable. These have been developed in depth over the past few years, resulting in a strong organizational culture and philosophy as part of a strategic effort to evolve our work culture from within, with a vision, mission, and values focused on creating a great place to work for everyone.
Andrés Pichardo Rosenberg, president of Casa de Campo Resorts & Villas, stated that “this certification commits us to continue promoting practices and programs that foster our commitment to the growth and development of our people's talent and the trust in our Casacultores,” while also enhancing our employer brand, in addition to the extraordinary reputation of the resort, which is what makes Casa de Campo a unique place in the world.
About Casa de Campo Resort
Casa de Campo Resort & Villas is the most complete resort in the Caribbean, attracting a wide range of travelers with its diverse selection of rooms, suites, and luxury villas. Enjoy gourmet cuisine, premium wines and beverages in all restaurants and bars, a Marina & Yacht Club with berths for 370 boats, a Polo and Equestrian Club, the La Terraza Tennis Center, and a 245-acre Shooting Club.
Spanning 7,000 tropical acres on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, this luxury Caribbean destination is also home to three of the world's most challenging golf courses, all designed by Pete Dye, including Teeth of the Dog, Dye Fore, and The Links. Casa de Campo also houses Altos de Chavón, an artisan village built in the style of a 16th-century Mediterranean town, complete with shops, museums, and a 5,000-seat Greek-style amphitheater inaugurated by Frank Sinatra in August 1982.
About Great Place to Work® Institute:
Since 1980, the Great Place to Work® Institute has listened to employees and evaluated employers to understand what makes a great workplace. The foundation of every great workplace is trust between employees and management. Ongoing research, measurement tools, and educational services have made the Great Place to Work® Institute a key resource for companies seeking to build workplaces with high levels of trust.
