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Ellen
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Today during our Rebel Event in Oslo we are discussing the 8 trends and sharing the examples of Bucket list pioneers.

Any extra information and blogs we will be sharing on this page. Or, share your ideas on the topics with the community!

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Ellen

Ellen

Hi Guys,

Below you will find some more information on the cases we spoke about. Let me know if you would like more information or if I have forgotten one. Thanks again for coming!

Buurtzorg:
- The 7 roles: https://corporate-rebels.com/buurtzorg-team-roles/
- https://corporate-rebels.com/radical-autonomy-at-scale/

UKTV:
- https://corporate-rebels.com/uktv/

Bol.com:
- https://corporate-rebels.com/scaling-change-bol/
- https://corporate-rebels.com/bol/

Corporate Rebels Canvas:
- https://corporate-rebels.com/homework-for-corporate-rebels/

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