What is the primary driving force behind the recent surge in interest for skilled trades?
Replied byMatt Ebert
Founder & CEO at Crash Champions
Niche: Retail
Revenue: Approx. $250 Million/month
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Started: 1999
For decades, young people were heavily encouraged to pursue college education, leaving the trades neglected. Today, the trades are catching fire because people are realizing they can build highly lucrative, six-figure careers without going into debt.
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