A walk with Hector taught the Parenta founder something awkward about confidence. His career in childcare keeps returning to the same question: how do you know what is actually working?
A wrecked car at 16 gave Matt Ebert a trade. Building Crash Champions taught him that the harder repair is often the business around it.

After bootstrapping a mobile studio to $25 million and selling it to Accenture, the serial founder chose a harder interface: houses, crews and the stubborn shortage of skilled labor.