Shark Tank has given birth to some of the most innovative and successful businesses of the last decade. Since its debut in ...

While pitching their company on the ABC show, the pair used a unique trick to garner the attention of the Sharks — an enormous bear prop!

In September 2013, Jamie Siminoff went on the business reality show “Shark Tank” with his product - a video doorbell. He wanted to raise $700,000 for his company, which was then called DoorBot.

With the traction gained after its "Shark Tank" appearance and the promise of further innovative applications of the technology, BearTek had the potential of being the next Jamie Siminoff, another ...

That’s a concept Siminoff deeply understands from slapping his personal e-mail address on every Wi-Fi-enabled home doorbell he sold. “I think we’ve embraced failure too much in our companies,” the ...

Ring founder Jamie Siminoff's very public failure eventually landed his company a $1 billion sale to Amazon. A lifelong inventor, Siminoff often tinkered with new ideas in his garage. Frustrated ...

Shark Tank guest investor Jamie Siminoff (Image via Getty) Bear Minimum founders Heidi and Cory Santiago entered Shark Tank seeking $100,000 for 20% equity in their foldable camping cookware company.

In Season 10, Episode 15 of Shark Tank which aired on March 10, 2019, guest judge Jamie Siminoff made an observation that set the tone for the negotiation with Moink founder Lucinda Cramsey.

In 2013, the producers reached out to Jamie Siminoff, ... At the time of his “Shark Tank” appearance, Mr. Siminoff “was actually broke, so I did want to get money,” he told me recently.

Notably, Siminoff pitched the idea of DoorBot, touted as the world's first WiFi video doorbell, on "Shark Tank" in 2013 but left the show empty-handed without agreeing a deal with any sharks.

Amazon Prime to take on Shark Tank, Dragon’s Den. ... Execs like Jenny Freshwater, VP of Amazon Fashion & Fitness, and Jamie Siminoff, founder of Ring, will also make an appearance.