Business Financing Through Shark Tank

[Nomad]

There is a TV reality show called "Shark Tank" where emerging businesses can participate, pitch their ideas, and get funds if they manage to impress the judges. Shark Tank originated in the United States in 2009 based on other similar shows in Japan and the UK. Currently, Shark Tank and similar programs are aired in many countries.
This show serves as a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to present their business models, including products, sales, profits, market strategies, and challenges, to a panel of judges who are accomplished entrepreneurs themselves. The aspiring businesses specify how much they want how much equity they are willing to give, and how they intend to use the funds.
Have you ever considered this option?

 

[Henrywrites]

It is interesting to always have platforms that can help emerging businesses to stand firm, and that is why Shark Tank will be a good platform for business owners that will want to take their businesses to the next level. My problem is when the process is flawed and those that deserves it don't get the needed help.

 

[Good-Person]

It is interesting to always have platforms that can help emerging businesses to stand firm, and that is why Shark Tank will be a good platform for business owners that will want to take their businesses to the next level. My problem is when the process is flawed and those that deserves it don't get the needed help.

Shark Tank is a very interesting program that is built for people who may need money. They have to evaluate who may need cash and why is it important to do so. I think that the government could also create such kind of programs and sponsor such kind of programs in order to help needy people.

 

[Nomad]

I cannot say about other countries, however, in our country, the central and local governments frequently launch programs to fund businesses. However, the main problem with programs like this one is that the deserving people do not get funds, and those who have connections get away with the funds. Therefore, when it comes to government programs, they are always a failure.