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Today on Forbes, millennials are buying blue-collar small businesses to AI-proof their future.

When Andrew Kurs Rock's wife, Michelle, became pregnant with their first son in 2023,

he decided it was time for his life spending over 200 days a year on the road as a mid-level executive

of Amphanol sensors to end. He wanted a career that would keep him closer to their suburban

Washington, D.C. home, while utilizing his

manufacturing experience. And with a background in mergers and acquisitions, he thought about buying.

So the KursRox evaluated hundreds of local companies for sale. Finally, last September,

he closed on the purchase of 45-year-old family-owned Hopewell sheet metal manufacturing,

which operates out of a 30,000 square foot facility in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Hopewell, with no third-generation member of the family ready to run it,

Kurzweck says, quote,

it is a classic baby boomer-run business that was time for transition.

But it suited his goals just fine.

He says, quote, I'm home with my family every single night.

He adds with a laugh, quote,

I am proud to say that I no longer have any frequent flyer status with the airlines.

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