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24 lut 2023 · Jessica Haynes pitched her interchangeable shoe company on Shark Tank in 2012, but Daymond John was the only investor. She shut down the company in 2014 and now works for the Arkansas Department of Human Services.
21 cze 2022 · Jeska Shoe Company on Shark Tank. Jessica Haynes entered the Shark Tank asking for $70,000 in exchange for 30% of her company. This was a fairly modest ask — she was evaluating her company’s...
2 lip 2023 · JesKa Shoe Company went out of business just one year after appearing on "Shark Tank." The unsuccessful venture does not discredit Haynes' innovative idea. Pashion and Mestrae are two footwear brands that were able to bring interchangeable heels to the market.
5 maj 2023 · Shark Tank Jeska Shoe Company Update. Entrepreneur: Jessica Haynes. Business: High heel shoe with interchangeable heel. Ask: $70,000 for 30% equity. Result: $70,000 for 70% equity. Shark: Daymond John.
3 dni temu · By John Poole / Shark Tank / October 16, 2024. Jessica Haynes stepped into the Shark Tank in 2012 with a bright idea – shoes with swappable heels. She asked for $70,000 for 30% of her company, JesKa Shoe Company. Her pitch centered on a women’s high heel shoe with interchangeable parts, letting customers mix and match styles.
Discover how Jeska Shoe Company turned their Shark Tank appearance into a success story, overcoming challenges through innovation, customer feedback, and strategic partnerships. This update explores their journey from pitch to thriving retail brand, emphasizing resilience and growth.
13 lis 2023 · However, when Jessica Haynes pitched Jeska Shoe Company on "Shark Tank" in 2012, she still hadn't technically ever made an official product sale. She told the Arkansas Democrat Gazette that she knew she needed funding to get things off the ground, and that's where the inspiration to get on the show came from.
