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Only recently have I discovered Shark Tank, the fascinating, American Dream reality show in which fledgling entrepreneurs pitch investment opportunities to established investors for partnership opportunities.
After stumbling over reruns on CNBC, I set the DVR to record the new episodes of the show on ABC. Last night’s new episode coincidentally included former NFL defensive back (and linebacker) Bryan Scott.
Scott appeared individually, on behalf of four total owners of Noene, the distributor of a thin shoe insole that absorbs and disperses high-frequency shock. Scott sold 30 percent of the company to Mark Cuban and Daymond John for $200,000 — even though the company has no sales yet.