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'''Dragons' Den''' is a television program that is | '''Dragons' Den''' is a television program that is broadcast in many countries, originally starting in [[Japan]], where a group of venture capitalists and investors (the "dragons") are presented with a number of entrepreneurs who pitch an idea in order to secure finance. The entrepreneur needs to get a minimum amount from the dragons, otherwise they get nothing. Usually, on a typical program, the vast majority of the ideas will not get funding. | ||
The UK version of Dragons' Den is broadcast on BBC 2, and features five Dragons: [[Peter Jones]], [[Duncan Bannatyne]], [[Theo Paphitis]], [[Deborah Meaden]] and [[James Caan]]. Previous Dragons include [[Simon Woodroffe]], [[Rachel Elnaugh]], [[Doug Richard]] and [[Richard Farleigh]]. | The UK version of Dragons' Den is broadcast on BBC 2, and features five Dragons: [[Peter Jones]], [[Duncan Bannatyne]], [[Theo Paphitis]], [[Deborah Meaden]] and [[James Caan]]. Previous Dragons include [[Simon Woodroffe]], [[Rachel Elnaugh]], [[Doug Richard]] and [[Richard Farleigh]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:37, 6 February 2010
Dragons' Den is a television program that is broadcast in many countries, originally starting in Japan, where a group of venture capitalists and investors (the "dragons") are presented with a number of entrepreneurs who pitch an idea in order to secure finance. The entrepreneur needs to get a minimum amount from the dragons, otherwise they get nothing. Usually, on a typical program, the vast majority of the ideas will not get funding.
The UK version of Dragons' Den is broadcast on BBC 2, and features five Dragons: Peter Jones, Duncan Bannatyne, Theo Paphitis, Deborah Meaden and James Caan. Previous Dragons include Simon Woodroffe, Rachel Elnaugh, Doug Richard and Richard Farleigh.