Building the Trades Pipeline: Angie Simon on Youth, Empathy, and the Future of Construction
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In this episode of the Builders Bible podcast, Angie Simon, CEO of Heavy Metal Summer Experience, discusses her journey in the construction industry and the importance of addressing the trade shortage through youth programs. She emphasizes the need for empathy and listening in leadership, the nonprofit model of her organization, and the challenges of promoting trades to young people. The discussion also touches on the role of AI in construction and the importance of diversity in the industry.
Takeaways:
- People need to listen to each other more.
- The trades offer great career opportunities without the need for college.
- Heavy Metal Summer Experience aims to address the trade shortage.
- The camps are free for kids and provide essential tools and resources.
- Recruitment for camps is done through local high schools and community organizations.
- Diversity in the trades is crucial for the industry's future.
- AI can assist in construction but cannot replace human labor.
- Parents often need to be educated about the benefits of trades.
- The organization is growing rapidly and needs more hosts for camps.
- Listening and empathy are vital skills in leadership.
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