Pop-Up Chapel Co.
Lynzie Kent from Toronto, ON, pitches her sharing economy wedding company.
The ask
C$200,000 for 20%
Stated on air as “$200k for 20%”
Deal outcome: not recorded. CBC does not publish Dragons' Den Canada deal results, so we show every entrepreneur's ask, not disclosed terms.
Pitched by: Lynzie Kent
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The Dragons' Den Canada pitch
- C$200K
- Asked for
- 20%
- Equity offered
- C$1M
- Implied valuation
- S16 · Ep 1
- Season
Lynzie Kent from Toronto, ON, pitches her sharing economy wedding company.
Lynzie Kent from Toronto, ON entered the Den in Season 16, episode 1 and asked the Dragons for C$200,000 in exchange for 20% of the business.
What happened next isn't part of the public record: CBC does not release Dragons' Den Canada deal outcomes. This page documents the ask exactly as it was made, and never claims a deal was struck.
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