Peter is closely followed by Deborah Meaden who has made 34 deals over 16 seasons, and Theo Paphitis who invested in 20 companies over his 8 seasons in the den- an average of 2.5 deals every season he was involved with. Some of these deals include, Levi Roots and his Reggae Reggae sauce, Intern Avenue by Dupsy Abiola, (an intern portal that pairs companies with youngsters looking for work) and WoodBlocx, a DIY wooden outdoor landscaping products by entrepreneurs Henry and Philip Blake. Over the 18 series of the show, he has made a whopping 41 deals averaging at 2.28 deals per season. Peter Jones has been on the show since the beginning in 2005 and has taken on the most deals.

Taking a look into the show’s history, Small Business Prices reveals which Dragons are most likely to back your business and the total amount of money each investor has pumped into startups over the years. There is somthing to be said for how great the world was before the digital age.Small Business Prices has analysed 18 seasons of the BBC TV show Dragons’ Den to reveal which cast member has invested the most.ĭragon’s Den has been credited for helping to launch hundreds of businesses, making several millionaires along the way. I like thumbing through the pages in my easy chair.

but I still buy physical copies of all the books. I remember taking it to school and not being able to wait for study hall to get to dive into it, and share all my newly aquired knowledge with my friends. The day the new Dragon mag came in the mail.oh man, so good.īut today, I can google a rule check in like 5 sec and players don't even know I didn't know the answer.ĪMEN! In a digital world, I too long for the days of thumbing through the pages of the 1st issues of Dragon. When there was no internet, and you learned about 'D&D' from a friend or neighbor, and they told you of the one shop you could go get a book, you came home with it and you were kind of on a little island with you and players. Yea, but its more nostalgia than anything for me.

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