Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], For years, I’ve been studying Haier’s innovative RenDanHeYi management model. We’ve blogged about it extensively, created Academy courses, and even published “Start-up Factory”, a book detailing their unique approach. We’ve also attended their annual forum multiple times. RenDanHeYi Forum 2024 Each year, Haier hosts the exclusive global RenDanHeYi Forum, featuring distinguished speakers like Gary Hamel, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Edmund Phelps, Eric Maskin, Oliver Hart, Bengt Holmstrom, and Brian Arthur. This September marks the 8th edition of the forum, taking place in Haier’s hometown, Qingdao, on September 20. This year, the focus shifts from Haier and its management model to celebrating the world’s most progressive organizations. We’re assisting them in finding the best candidates to invite to their award show. What are we looking for? We seek “self-managing organizations” characterized by:
How can you help Do you recognize your organization in these criteria? Or do you know of others that do? If so, we want you to join this annual event. Why join?
What to do now The event will accommodate about 300 to 400 people. If you work for a progressive organization and want to be part of this global gathering of workplace mavericks, drop me a line by replying to this email to get involved. Updates from Corporate Rebels HQHere's a quick overview of everything happening at Corporate Rebels:
New articleA new article has been published on our blog earlier this week:
What inspired usHere's something noteworthy we discovered this past week that you’re going to love:
Your weekly challengeAt Corporate Rebels, we believe that small changes lead to big results. That's why we challenge you each week to make a small but significant change. This week.... I would like to revisit the theme of recognition. This time, I’m focusing on recognizing your colleagues. As you read this, I challenge you to perform a random act of kindness for a colleague.
This could be as simple as leaving a positive note, buying someone a coffee, offering to help with a task or project, giving a sincere compliment, or sharing a helpful article or resource.
Remember, no act of kindness is too small. Whatever you decide to do, makes sure your acts of kindness are sincere. The goal is to genuinely uplift others and create a working atmosphere that is a little brighter for everyone.
Cheers,
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Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], You know what we do by now. We research companies that defy conventional management wisdom. After visiting hundreds of self-managed organizations worldwide, one thing's clear: there's no one-size-fits-all approach. These trailblazers fall into three distinct camps: The accidental rebels: These are the mavericks who stumbled into self-management, fed up with traditional top-down bullshit. They didn't read a book or follow a guru. They just said "fuck it" and forged...
Hi [FIRST NAME GOES HERE], In about a month, the ZeroDX awards will take place in Qingdao, China. This event—initiated by the Chinese manufacturer Haier, Gary Hamel & Michele Zanini’s MLab, and Thinkers50’s Business Ecosystem Alliance—celebrates the most forward-thinking companies around the globe. Not long ago, they threw down the gauntlet, asking us to nominate companies for these awards. We didn’t just take up the challenge—we ran with it. Together with our community and our colleague...
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