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Dragons' Den entrepreneur Rachel Watkyn OBE reveals how eco-friendly swaps transformed her life - Vimarsana News

Dragons' Den entrepreneur Rachel Watkyn OBE reveals how eco-friendly swaps transformed her life

Dragons' Den contestant Rachel Watkyn OBE, founder of sustainable packaging business Tiny Box Company and Know The Origin, reveals how her eco-entrepreneur career changed the course of her life

Dragons' Den – Are we in or out? - Vimarsana News

Dragons' Den – Are we in or out?

One of the most common questions I get asked by other business owners is whether getting investment from Dragons through Dragons Den guarantees success, and whether the experience is as daunting as it appears.

I failed my GCSEs and set up a company with £500 - now I'm so successful I turned down £80,000 from Dragons' Den - Vimarsana News

I failed my GCSEs and set up a company with £500 - now I'm so successful I turned down £80,000 from Dragons' Den

A MAN who failed his GCSEs and set up a £9million beauty empire with just £500 to his name turned down £80,000 from Dragons' Den.Brendan McDowell,

Dragons' Den investor branded my business 'pathetic' and 'ridiculous' - now it rakes in £10million a year - Vimarsana News

Dragons' Den investor branded my business 'pathetic' and 'ridiculous' - now it rakes in £10million a year

Rachel Watkyn, from Uckfield, and her business partner Robin Banks were slammed by Duncan Bannatyne when they pitched their company, which makes eco-friendly packaging.

Dragons' Den star makes £10,000,000 a year after company was blasted - Vimarsana News

Dragons' Den star makes £10,000,000 a year after company was blasted

A Dragons' Den contestant whose business was branded 'pathetic' is now making £10,000,000 a year, after overcoming various difficulties.