By 19395pwpadmin on Small Business UK – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Dragons’ Den has been on our screens for a long time and we’ve seen plenty of hits and misses among the investors.
Over the BBC programme’s 17-year tenure, business hopefuls have faced 19 Dragons in the nerve-rattling Den.
You may not know that Dragons’ Den originated in Japan in 2001 and was called The Tigers of Money while the US version is known as Shark Tank.
With successes like Levi Roots’ Reggae Reggae Sauce and Sam Jones’ internet browser, Gener8, the Dragons’ approval still holds a lot of heft in the business world.
Nobody beats Peter Jones on the investment front though, having invested £5,983,167 in total, according to the BBC.
Now that we’re in series 20, we look back to some of the Dragons who have left the Den and where they are now.
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-Dragons’ Den is a business show where business hopefuls face 19 dragons in a nerve-rattling Den.
-The dragons’ approval still holds a lot of heft in the business world.
-Nobody beats Peter Jones on the investment front though, having invested £5,983,167 in total.
-Now that we’re in series 20, we look back to some of the Dragons who have left the Den and where they are now.
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