Here's how this founder sought to overcome Shark

Here's how this founder sought to overcome Shark Tank's apparent aversion to tech startups that had already raised capital

Business Insider

Published 26 Jul 2020

· *Ming Zhao, CEO of PROVEN, an AI-powered skin care startup, explained how she tried to overcome Shark Tank's apparent aversion to supporting tech startups that had already raised. *
· *"The sharks are not the most coddling of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs," based largely on the view that tech startup founders or...

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Here's how this founder sought to overcome Shark Tank's apparent aversion to tech startups that had already raised capital

Here's how this founder sought to overcome Shark Tank's apparent aversion to tech startups that had already raised capital

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