Jasmin Bollman

Jasmin Bollman

Rebel’s Marketing Manager of Social Media & Content. She’s always in the midst of writing something while simultaneously looking for ways to work quotes from The Simpsons into her everyday life.

The 6 Things To Consider When Choosing a VPS Host

The 6 Things To Consider When Choosing a VPS Host

Knowledge is power. But when selecting a VPS hosting solution, it’s easy to let expertise lead you down the rabbit hole, and into an endless loop of weighing up different tech and specs—all in the name of the educated choice. We know that a solid VPS isn’t

Rebel Stories: iPolitics on Shaping Online Journalism

Rebel Stories: iPolitics on Shaping Online Journalism

The iPolitics.ca team tells us how the internet has changed journalism - and how they are leading the charge in the new way to access the news.

Rebel Stories: The Free Radicals on Quitting Their 9-to-5 Jobs to Travel (and Ride Bikes)

Rebel Stories: The Free Radicals on Quitting Their 9-to-5 Jobs to Travel (and Ride Bikes)

Have you ever dreamt of saying goodbye to your day job to focus more on what you love? For Mark Taylor and his friends, dubbed The Free Radicals, they decided to make that dream a reality.

Stand With Congo: Creating Activists, Changing Lives

Stand With Congo: Creating Activists, Changing Lives

What a difference a year can make. We check in with Stand With Congo.

Rebel.com wins Best Employee Engagement at ORCCA Customer Service Awards

Rebel.com wins Best Employee Engagement at ORCCA Customer Service Awards

Rebel.com is pleased to announce their second consecutive Customer Service Award at the Ottawa Regional Contact Centre Association (ORCCA) Annual Awards Gala

Rebel.com wins Ottawa Best of Business Award for Excellence in HR

Rebel.com wins Ottawa Best of Business Award for Excellence in HR

Rebel.com is pleased to announce their win at the Best Ottawa Business Awards, presented by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce.

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Four Startups Who Made the Most of .CO

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