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EPISODE · May 18, 2021 · 57 MIN

Roy Scheerder, Blockchain Philosophy and Collaborative Transformation for Change

from The Power of Music Thinking · host Christof Zürn

The Power of Music Thinking is brought to you by CREATIVE COMPANION Today on the show we have  Roy Scheerder - co-founder of the dutch cooperative Faebric. In this episode we speak about Roy’s journey from hospitality to the lean and mean asset machine of the airline business and how to start as an entrepreneur with a cooperative.  We talk about the blockchain philosophy, the concept of tokens and   starting a cooperative with a joint goal and purpose. And we learn more about collaborative transformation, how to start a strategic change project and the value that the music thinking framework has for him in client projects and how he uses the Jam Cards in workshops. Roy is the first interviewee of the power of music thinking podcast.  Connect with Roy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/royscheerder/ More about collaborative transformation and the Faebric cooperative: https://www.faebric.com/ Download the organizational change map that Faebric is using when starting a change project: https://www.faebric.com/organizational-change-map

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