What's Hot: Fox Lane HS grad signs deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank
Sam Chason, class of 2016, and his business partner, Matt Gronberg, present their business, Storage Scholars on last Friday night's episode.
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Oct 18, 2022, 10:21 AM
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10h agoA graduate of Fox Lane High School scored the opportunity of a lifetime when he and his business partner appeared on the ABC TV show - "Shark Tank."
Sam Chason, class of 2016, and his business partner,
Matt Gronberg, presented their business, Storage Scholars, on last Friday night's episode.
Chason and Gronberg created Storage Scholars while
attending Wake Forest University in 2017. The pair saw the need for better campus
storage solutions for international students. The company partners with
universities to put students' belongings into storage for the summer — and
trains students to do the work, creating jobs on campus in the process. The
company has already racked up an impressive $1.826 million in sales last year.
The duo was on the show seeking $250,000 for 5% of their
company.
Mark Cuban, meanwhile, offered $250,000 for 12%, saying his
connections with schools could be worth as much as his cash investment. After
some back and forth haggling, Chason and Gronberg took the offer for $250,000 for 10%.
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