Daymond Involves Babson’s MBA Students in Shark Tank’s EzVIP Closed Deal

As Entrepreneur in Residence at Babson, Daymond ignites real entrepreneurial drive in Babson’s MBA students. Last semester the students at Babson worked on EzVIP, the deal you watched closed by two sharks!

Babson MBA Students Serve As Consultants For Shark Daymond John Work With Shark Business, EzVIP

 

Babson College MBA students served as consultants to Shark Tank host Daymond John last semester.  Based in part on their analysis, John as well as fellow Shark Mark Cuban, invested in EzVIP during a show broadcast Friday night.  View the show here: (http://abc.go.com/watch/shark-tank/SH559076/VD55164942/week-1).

 

The students were part of a semester-long MCFE consulting class for with Entrepreneur-In-Residence John, who is Shark Tank cohost and FUBU founder.

Students worked with John throughout the semester, analyzing businesses, competitors, and the overall industry and made recommendations to John for investment decisions concerning Shark Tank contestants.

Students have continued their work since John invested in EzVIP. They assisted EzVIP with:

  • Expansion plans into Las Vegas, New York, Los Angeles
  • Feedback and guidance on the functionality and look & feel of their website redesign
  • Social Media strategy
  • EzVip efforts marketing to women
  • Creating sales pitch decks for nightclubs, corporate partners, concierges, and general sponsors.

One MCFE student, Clifford Worley M’12, is currently working for EzVip as an Account Executive. “I found the company so interesting during the semester that I decided to see if I could help them expand over my Christmas break. I spent a week in Miami learning more about the company and now I am in New York signing up the Top 10 nightclubs to use the EzVip service, while the CEO is signing up the top 10 nightclubs in Las Vegas. Daymond John was so kind to let me work out of his office while I am here in New York. Thus far it has been a great experience and I hope to continue to work for them during the school year and post-graduation.”

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