Ronald Bussink's Business Model

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The Wheel of Brisbane was created by Ronald Bussink
The brand that Ronald Bussink created was ‘Wheels of Excellence’. They are a global market most known for giant observation wheels oall over the world
The ‘Wheel of Brisbane’ was completed in 2008
It is placed on the former grounds of World Expo 88. As part of the 20th anniversary of World Expo 88
The Wheel is around 60m high (197ft tall)

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