Matt Murray – Founder and CEO of Blue Collar King Coaching & Consulting

I am proof that you can go out and learn a trade and then you can go outand learn leadership, financial literacy, operations and customer service.You can get that education without going through the college system.

Matt Murray

Matt Murray started his career in the commercial HVAC & Refrigeration field 22 years ago. Today he is the Blue Collar King: a highly successful business owner, entrepreneur, author, coach, and consultant. As such, Matt’s expertise goes far beyond “just” his technical expertise in the HVAC/R field. Matt is also an expert in leadership, business development, business systems & strategy, operations, strategic planning, sales, and more. Matt is the Founder and CEO of Evolution Mechanical, Inc., which serves the commercial and industrial HVAC/R market. He is the Founder and CEO of Blue Collar King Coaching & Consulting, through which he guides owners and would-be owners of service-based businesses in the blue-collar trades to success both personally and professionally. He is the author of the book, “The Blue Collar King’s Blueprint for Success: How to Create an Abundantly Fulfilled Lifestyle and Turn Your Service Business Into a Cash Flow Machine.” Matt runs his life and his businesses based on strong core values and is passionate about helping others live happy, successful, and fulfilling lives. An avid outdoorsman, Matt often seeks out speed- and adrenaline-filled adventures. He loves fishing, piloting high-performance boats, going off-roading, flying small aircraft (he’s been a pilot since 2010), scuba diving, and visiting white sand beaches. He particularly enjoys spending time with his amazing wife and children, including taking family camping trips and going off the beaten path to explore the small fishing villages of Baja Mexico.

Justin Bergner – Founder of Pop Culture Math and Author of Solving The Price Is Right: How Mathematics Can Improve Your Decisions on and off the Set of America’s Celebrated Game Show 

The best way to get a good price on a house is to wait a month or twofor the seller to lower the price and then negotiate off that lower price.Most people don’t do that. They find a house they like and worry aboutmissing it, and they act too soon and pay more than they need to.

Justin Bergner is the author of “Solving The Price Is Right.” He graduated cum laude from Yale University with a B.A. in Economics and Mathematics with a specific focus on Game Theory and Probability Theory. Since receiving an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, he has served as an Equity Investment Analyst and Portfolio Manager. He maintains the popular mathematics blog www.popculturemath.com.