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Dragons' Den to audition in Winnipeg, March 6
GOT a million-dollar business idea? Think it can stand the kind of heat that reality-TV's investment-minded moguls might apply?
CBC's Dragons' Den is taking its 2010 audition tour to more than 40 sites, in every corner of Canada, including a March 6 stop in Winnipeg. The new season of the series will have an added emphasis on eco-minded "green" inventions and ideas.
Full details of the Dragons' Den audition tour are available at www.cbc.ca/dragonsden.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 9, 2010 D2
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Posted by: JustineLewkowicz
February 10, 2010 at 2:53 PM
Hi Winnipeg entrepreneurs!
Make sure to check our website (www.cbc.ca/dragonsden) later this week for more information about auditions in your area.
As extra incentive this year -- entrepreneurs with an eco-friendly business, invention or idea could qualify for a $100,000 Greenvention prize from Sun Chips.
But all business ideas, whether they fall under an eco-friendly theme or not, are welcome!
See you in Winnipeg on March 6th,
Dragons' Den Team