Wanted: suggestions for new Bucket list pioneers

We are always curious to discover potential pioneers for our Bucket list. Do you have suggestions for us? If so, please share them with us, and tell us why you think this pioneer should be added to the list.
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In my opinion, Erik Ringertz (CEO of netlight, a Scandinavian IT consulting company) and netlight itself is worth a visit. He just released the German version of its book "harder better faster stronger" describing their culture, leadership style, environment without hierarchies and why old-fashioned command-and-control environments don't work.
I had the chance to talk to netlight folks a few months ago and also the book was truly inspiring.
https://www.netlight.com/hbfs/
https://twitter.com/Ringertz
An English glimpse behind the scene:
https://soundcloud.com/p-jobbet/erik-ringertz-netlight

Three people immediate comes to mind:
Bob Chapman, CEO of Barry-Wehmiller companies and Chapman & Co consulting, Author of "Everybody Matters - the extraordinary power of caring for your people like family"
Raj Sisodia, co-inventor of Conscious Capitalism and then some!!!
Jane Adshead-Grant, executive coach and associated with Barry-Wehmiller.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg - Supreme Court Justice said,
"Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time."
and
"If you want to be a true professional, do something outside yourself."

Laura Winterling is truly a pioneer - she sends people off to space!
As a former trainer for astronauts with ESA, Laura knows very well what it means to give up solid ground below your feet. However, she is even more aware of the potential and encourages people like you and me to experience the same when we lift off. Literally, when we become crazy enough to apply for an adventure in space - and also when we listen to her as a speaker at events.
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