A seedy snack range and a water-saving device were just two of the pitches the Dragons chewed over this week. All brilliant ideas, but which ones fired them up the most?
It’s the return of series 23 of Dragons' Den and tonight's episode served up plenty of food for thought, with confectionery creativity and spice-inspired stories firmly on the menu.
A DIY gadget that takes the danger out of drilling and a specialist range of skincare - just two of the pitches tempting the Dragons this week.
As Series 23 of Dragon’s Den continues, it’s my turn to write the IP blog this week. It’s been a while but having seen some fantastic innovation and ideas so far, I was excited to get stuck into episode 6…and it didn’t disappoint. Guest Dragon this week was Susie Ma, skincare CEO and admirable philanthropist.
There was a mixed bag of businesses in the Den tonight; from gut-friendly ferments to build-your-own headphones, to a dating app with a difference. Yet there was one thing they all had in common – innovation.
What’s the connection between sea moss and aids for gripping better? Both were featured in pitches in Dragons’ Den this week in front of Dragons Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett, Touker Suleyman and Tinie Tempah. Here to pick out the IP in the pitches is guest author, Emma, who tells us more.
Dragon Deborah Meaden asked entrepreneurs, the question we were eager to hear answered. “Let’s talk about the IP. Do you have any protection?” We were delighted to hear their answers...
There was much in the Den to marvel at in this episode. Innovation included skin care, ways to save, a sensational flavour bomb and a 'Swish' golf ball cleaner. Guest author Kelsey takes up the story...
The Den is looking a little different this season, as Sara Davies has left the Dragons’ lair. A new guest Dragon will be joining each week, and for this episode the guest was Jenna Meek, CEO of beauty brand REFY who was ready and waiting to meet tonight’s band of keen hopefuls.
Tonight was the final episode of this series of Dragons’ Den and I thoroughly enjoyed hearing about the products and seeing how the Dragons and entrepreneurs interacted with each other. As a patent examiner, there was one entrepreneur in particular that stood out to me - Rajan Bhojwani - pitching his business, SeeTheTape®.
As I settled in to watch this week's Dragons' Den, I was ready and eager to spot the intellectual property (IP) opportunities amongst the pitches. From wrestling entertainment to tattoo care, educational gaming and house-sharing solutions, the Den was packed with innovation and tech ventures at every turn.
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