Ep 11. Week 11

In Shark Tank season 7 episode 11, titled Week 11, the Sharks are back to hear pitches from a new group of entrepreneurs looking for investment dollars to help grow and expand their businesses. The episode features a diverse group of inventors, from a young entrepreneur looking to revolutionize the way people organize their closet space, to a savvy businesswoman with a new take on a traditional product.

First up is a company called ClosetBrew, which was founded by a 13-year-old boy who wants to help people maximize their closet space. His invention, which he calls the "Closet Cube," is a modular shelving system that can be easily assembled and customized to fit any closet. The Sharks are impressed by the young entrepreneur's poise and ingenuity, but they have concerns about the size of the market for his product.

Next, a woman named Carolyn pitches her product, the Recharj Sleep Cozy, a pillow that is designed to help people get a good night's sleep. The Sharks are intrigued by her unique approach to sleep health, but they question whether her product is truly innovative enough to stand out in a crowded market.

Another entrepreneur, named Gabe, presents his business, the Locker Board, a skateboard that can be easily stored in a locker or backpack. The Sharks are impressed by Gabe's passion and his clever marketing strategy, but they question whether his skateboard is durable enough to stand up to heavy use.

Up next is a company called GreaseMonkeyWipes, which was founded by two former athletes who were tired of carrying around messy towels when they were playing sports. Their product is a pre-moistened wipe that can clean and refresh sweaty skin and equipment. The Sharks love the idea, but they question whether the founders have enough marketing experience to take their product to the next level.

The final pitch of the episode comes from a woman named Lani, who has created a line of customizable cakes called Cakes in a Jar. The Sharks are impressed by Lani's product, which they see as a unique and innovative take on traditional cakes. However, they question whether the costs of producing and shipping the cakes will make it difficult for Lani to turn a profit.

Throughout the episode, the Sharks listen carefully to each pitch and ask tough questions to determine whether they are willing to invest in the entrepreneurs and their products. Some of the entrepreneurs strike deals with the Sharks, while others leave the tank empty-handed. As always, the Sharks provide valuable feedback and advice to help the entrepreneurs grow their businesses and achieve success.