Last week, entrepreneur Hannah Saunders told us how IP helped protect and grow her business, Toddle Born Wild. Here she talks more about her business and her experience since her successful Dragons’ Den pitch in March 2022.
Hello, and welcome to this week’s Dragons’ Den Blog. The powers that be have once again let me loose on an episode and I cannot wait to get to grIPs with this one.
I’ve always wondered how I would fair if ever I found myself in the Den.
A real mixed bag in tonight’s episode with drinks, dolls, beauty products and bicycle accessories all being pitched for that all important investment. It just goes to show that IP affects every area of business.
I’ve always been a girlie girl. I love make-up, shopping and a good old pamper, although I don’t do it half as much as I should! *checks for wrinkles in the mirror*
Probably one of the worst things you can do if you are seeking investment in your business is to insult the investor.
Happy new year to all the readers of the Dragons’ Den IP blog.
So, that’s Christmas over and done with for another year. Months of planning, shopping, wrapping and cooking, over in the blink of an eye.
When I became a mother I made a promise to myself not to ‘let myself go’. To try and keep in touch with fashion, remain well groomed and not turn up to the school gates minus make-up.
I’ve always been fond of animals. But it wasn’t until my parents got a Jug last year (a Jack Russell mixed with a Pug) that I became a real animal lover.
Having that ‘Eureka!’ moment is something few of us experience.
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