As employers across the country look for skilled workers, the Lowe’s Foundation is backing a new effort aimed at creating more pathways into high-paying skilled trades careers that do not require a traditional four-year college degree.

Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison joined “FOX & Friends” co-host Lawrence Jones on Wednesday to discuss the company’s push to expand the skilled trades workforce and change perceptions around career paths outside a four-year degree.

Ellison said Lowe’s is launching the “Building Futures Skilled Trades Coalition” with a goal of helping train and develop one million people for skilled trades careers by 2035, pointing to…

Read the full article at FOXBUSINESS.COM