Businesses owned by young entrepreneurs are not only endearing but impressive.
For example, take M3 Girl Designs, a bottlecap jewelry line marketed toward the preteen crowd.
In 2006, Maddie began making her unique designs at just ten years old.
Fast forward to 2011, and Maddie’s innovation had turned into a full-scale business.
So with definite success, what could M3 Girl Designs possibly need from the Sharks?
Apparently, season tickets and hundreds of thousands in investment.
What happened to M3 Girl Designs on Shark Tank?
In addition to a heartwarming pitch, their numbers were very impressive.
In a rare full sweep, all of the Sharks were interested in investing.
As someone who started out as a young entrepreneur,Lori Greinerwas the first to make an offer.
She reeled in Kevin “Mr. From there, more negotiations between the Sharks followed.
Eventually, O’Leary got kicked out of the QVC maven’s deal.
The Bradshaw ladies accepted but not before Margot could set the adorable negotiation terms.
In addition to $300,000, she asked Cuban owner of the Dallas Mavericks for season tickets.
He offered his luxury suite instead, and their deal was sealed.
One of these copyright defendants, Blue Brownies, decided not to back down.
