In a recent feature from SUCCESS, Daymond John spotlights entrepreneur Matt Ebert’s journey from small business owner to the founder of a billion-dollar enterprise—emphasizing that true success is measured in impact, not income.
Ebert, CEO and founder of Crash Champions, grew his company from just six auto body shops to more than 650 locations nationwide. The feature explores how his relentless focus on people, purpose, and community has redefined what legacy looks like in modern business.
Daymond John underscores this philosophy, reminding readers that leadership extends far beyond financial milestones. “Legacy is impact,” he explains—a principle that reflects both his own and Ebert’s commitment to building organizations that serve others and create lasting change.
Through Daymond’s lens, Ebert’s story becomes more than an entrepreneurial success—it’s a blueprint for sustainable growth driven by integrity, resilience, and vision. By highlighting Ebert’s approach, Daymond reinforces his long-standing message that every business decision should build a foundation for the future.
Read the full article on SUCCESS.com.
