LinkedIn Editor in Chief Daniel Roth hosted a live one on one with Mark Cuban recently. They talked about Mark’s thoughts about COVID-19. They also discussed the effects on small businesses. These companies feel the impact of the crisis right now. And that impact continues going forward. Cuban answered a variety of questions from business […]
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Free-Photos / Pixabay Tom Armenti, founder of Fat Shack, found his entrepreneurial spirit in college. While playing online poker, Tom funded his idea of starting a restaurant that would serve everyone’s favorite fattening foods together in one sandwich. Using $5,000 of his winnings and working with his college friend Kevin Gabauer, Tom was able to
American businessman and investor Mark Cuban Billionaire Mark Cuban, who is back on the tenth season of the hit show Shark Tank, has many lessons to impart to aspiring entrepreneurs on how to build and run successful ventures. But his decade-long experience of being a ‘Shark,’ or part of the panel of investors on the show, has
nosheep / Pixabay Spare is a company that is taking the ATM market by storm. Owner, D’ontra Hughes, came to the Shark Tank in hopes of finding an investor willing to provide his company with $500,000 in exchange for 3.5% equity. LA native, D’ontra, got tired of searching for an ATM only to find one
Wokandapix / Pixabay It’s no secret that the quality of sleep in America is a rapidly growing issue. Virginia native, Nicholas Michalak, decided to do his part on the war for a better night’s sleep by creating Somnifix, a hypoallergenic adhesive patch that gently helps mouth breathers learn to breathe out of their noses while
ktmain / Pixabay Have you ever traveled to a different city and wondered why their water tastes differently than yours? It’s because it is different. Water chemistry varies greatly around the United States due to varying contaminates in the water by geographical location. Hydroviv is a customizable water filter that is specially designed for each
Pexels / Pixabay What started out as a school project quickly developed into a growing product line and new business for three Clemson grads. Logan LaMance, Teddy Giard and Austin Maxwell cames to the Shark Tank in hopes of securing a strategic business partner and $100,000 in exchange for a 10% share in their company,
RonRatte / Pixabay What would you do if you love going on mud runs but hate showering in public after they are over? If you’re Kressa Peterson you develop a product to solve this problem, travel across the country and market it to other outdoor athletes yielding $80,000 in sales since November. Kressa came to
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peperompe / Pixabay Adam and Desiree Haller came to the Shark Tank in hopes of securing $50,000 in exchange for 13% equity in their company, SubSafe. Adam, who is a fisherman, realized the need for a product to protect his sub and snacks from becoming soggy in his cooler when he would be out on
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Pexels / Pixabay Noel Durity came to the Shark Tank to pitch his company, Twist It Up Comb, in hopes of acquiring $225,000 and a strategic business partner in exchange for 15% equity in his company. Noel’s company is addressing a common grooming problem with afro-centric hair. Because afro-centric hair grows up and not down,
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