Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe Launches Website to Support Skilled Trades Workers
June 21, 2011
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BNP Media, parent company of pme has entered into a partnership with Mike Rowe, host of cable show Dirty Jobs, to supply blogs for his website Trades Hub.
BNP Media, parent company of PM Engineer (pme) has entered into a partnership with Mike Rowe, host of cable show Dirty Jobs, to supply blogs for his website Trades Hub. The site is dedicated to championing the cause of the skilled trades.
Rowe has “apprenticed” at nearly 300 job sites during the course of hosting Dirty Jobs. Through those experiences, combined with a legacy of a carpenter grandfather, Rowe developed a passion for the skilled trades.
Check out his commitment to the trades by viewing this video.
Rowe launched his mikeroweWORKS website in 2008, providing resources, news and a community forum for all kinds of trade workers. With the launch of sister site Trades Hub, Rowe is connecting tradesmen and women from even more trades by providing additional content from a number of selected trade media.
A big component of Trades Hub is the addition of hundreds of blogs written to help trades folk become better at their jobs, run their companies more efficiently and develop the next generation of skilled trades workers.
This new platform brings together even more experts from such trade fields, including construction, plumbing, and HVAC. Several blogs are being supplied by BNP Media.
Specifically, Trades Hub is dedicated to providing high quality trades-focused content, centralized information, and business- and career-building news and stories. In short, Trades Hub will be collecting all kinds of blogs, articles and news stories relating to the trades, by the trades and for the trades.
BNP Media, parent company of PM Engineer (pme) has entered into a partnership with Mike Rowe, host of cable show Dirty Jobs, to supply blogs for his website Trades Hub. The site is dedicated to championing the cause of the skilled trades.
Rowe has “apprenticed” at nearly 300 job sites during the course of hosting Dirty Jobs. Through those experiences, combined with a legacy of a carpenter grandfather, Rowe developed a passion for the skilled trades.
Check out his commitment to the trades by viewing this video.
Rowe launched his mikeroweWORKS website in 2008, providing resources, news and a community forum for all kinds of trade workers. With the launch of sister site Trades Hub, Rowe is connecting tradesmen and women from even more trades by providing additional content from a number of selected trade media.
A big component of Trades Hub is the addition of hundreds of blogs written to help trades folk become better at their jobs, run their companies more efficiently and develop the next generation of skilled trades workers.
This new platform brings together even more experts from such trade fields, including construction, plumbing, and HVAC. Several blogs are being supplied by BNP Media.
Specifically, Trades Hub is dedicated to providing high quality trades-focused content, centralized information, and business- and career-building news and stories. In short, Trades Hub will be collecting all kinds of blogs, articles and news stories relating to the trades, by the trades and for the trades.
About Trades Hub
Trades Hub is a portal website that posts content from across the skilled trades spectrum, including building, construction, remodeling, heavy construction and subcontractor niches. Trades Hub currently represents 24 trade industries and covers 58 different topics, varying from safety and insurance to social media and education.About BNP Media
Troy, Michigan-based BNP Media provides business-to-business information to 50+ markets through 70+ brands. A fully-integrated media company, BNP provides superior content via print, digital editions, websites, eNewsletters, videos, podcasts, virtual events, Webinars, live events, custom media, iPad editions, and exclusive research. BNP Media specializes in serving the architecture, construction, engineering, mechanical systems, maintenance and security markets. Learn more by visiting www.bnpmedia.com.Links
