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Supply co-founders Patrick and Jennifer Coddou with Robert Herjavec on "Shark Tank" in 2019. [Image: Courtesy Supply]
Supply, the Fort Worth-Based Men’s Grooming Brand of ‘Shark Tank’ Fame, Acquired by Foundry Brands
by Kevin Cummings | Sep 29, 2022
Husband-and-wife co-founders Patrick and Jennifer Coddou launched their men's grooming startup Supply out of their spare bedroom, stored products in their garage, and shipped from their laundry room. After raising $256K on Kickstarter and getting a $300K investment on ABC's "Shark Tank," they expanded their business. Now, with the acquisition by Foundry Brands, Patrick is living what he calls the most attainable American Dream:
"Have an idea, work your tail off for years, scale it to millions, sell it for millions," he wrote on Twitter.
by Sophia Gonzalez |
Sep 28, 2020
The puzzle company is currently fundraising through Kickstarter. Although it's already halfway to its goal, the project will only be funded if it reaches $4,200 by Oct. 5.
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by Maddie Preston |
Feb 4, 2020
Pledging to Stuhoundious' campaign at the $100 level—it ends in three days—means your dog could be illustrated into a new card game created by the pair behind Dallas' defi SOLUTIONS.
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Dallas-based filmmaker Michael Rowley on the set of Hurdle in Palenstine. [Photos courtesy of Hurdle]
Q+A: Dallas Filmmakers Explore Lives of Palestinian Creatives in Documentary ‘Hurdle’
by David Kirkpatrick | Jun 6, 2018
Dallas director Michael Rowley shares his experience filming the documentary set for release in 2019 and immersing himself in the Palestinian parkour culture.
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by Kerry Curry |
Jan 30, 2018
Chris Rawley and Austin Maness are running one of the nation’s first crowdfunding websites for agricultural investments.
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by Jewels Clark |
Oct 13, 2017
Though his job was something most would dream of, his desire to be an entrepreneur led him to start Supply, a men's grooming company based in Fort Worth.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 8, 2017
Player Revolution Sports says the EPLAY app puts “the world of adult sports in the palm of your hand.”
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If your invention can get on Exceptional Products' radar, be enticing enough to get tested, and be one of the 20 percent that passes all those steps, it may just get a national media campaign worth about $3 million.
Company Seeks Exceptional Products It Can Market at No Cost to Inventors
by Dan Koller | Feb 5, 2016
If your invention can get on Exceptional Products' radar, be enticing enough to get tested, and be one of the 20 percent that passes all those steps, it may just get a national media campaign worth about $3 million.
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