James Caan quits the Den
You can’t have escaped the recent media coverage with the announcement that James Caan has decided to step down from BBC TV’s Dragons’ Den for the coming season.
He says, “The past four seasons have been immensely rewarding and great fun, as well as being extremely beneficial to Hamilton Bradshaw and our portfolio of investments.
"However, with new and exciting ventures, including the Entrepreneurs' Business Academy, and my ongoing philanthropic commitments, I knew I would be unable to accommodate another 10 weeks of filming this Summer.”
Everybody needs to appraise their commitments from time to time. Dragons are no exception!
“I look forward to seeing everyone at the next EBA TOTAL Business Mastery Seminar later this month,” says James.
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