Accommodation and Food Services - Just 4% of the experts surveyed thought these sectors were going to be in the top three growth industries to make people rich.
Utilities — Experts don't seem to have much faith in the power utilities either, with only 6.6% putting it in their top three growth industries.
Natural Resources — 13.5%. The oil and gas industries took a pummelling this year, and only 13.5% of experts put it in their top three industries for millionaire growth.
Transportation — This sector is concerned with the movement of goods, and 13.9% of experts saw it as one of the big growth industries.
Tech — Not just the usual tech like Google and Facebook but also Financial Technology and "disruptive" tech like Uber and Airbnb.
Renewable Energy — Fossil fuels will be around for quite a while longer, but the world is starting to wake up to the fact that they will eventually need a replacement.
Aerospace and Air Transportation — Just over 18.% experts said this sector will be one of the big wealth creators over the next decade, though barriers to entry are high.
Agriculture and Mining — Much of this demand will be fuelled by emerging economies in Africa and Asia, and 18.9% of experts say if you want to get rich it's a good sector.
Real Estate and Construction — As the rampant explosion in the global population continues (India and China are expected to hit 1.5 billion each by 2030), more people need places to live.
Manufacturing — It may have taken a battering with the Chinese economic slowdown in 2016, but people will always need things, which means they need manufacturing to make them.
Healthcare — The pharmaceutical industry will always be a money-maker as long as people care about staying alive, though R&D costs are also phenomenally high.