"Pitchers are fully informed in advance that any deals made on Dragons' Den are unwritten, non-binding agreements. When reached for comment, Dragons' Den executive producer Tracie Tighe provided a statement via email: “I was just really wanting to let people know the true experience of it and although deals don’t go through a lot of times, it is their money at the end of the day and they also don’t go through in real life investment talks.” “My video wasn’t a jab at Dragons' Den, I wasn’t trying to hurt the brand,” she says. One comment accused her business of destroying the country, but there were many commenters who expressed gratitude for having a better understanding of how the show works. Since posting her experience on TikTok, Abood says the reaction has been both positive and negative. There is no women-in-business bond.” Dragons' Den responds to Abood's claims
“The takeaway is that whether it’s a male or female business person, the outcome is usually the same. “Being a female entrepreneur, things are already more difficult,” she says.
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