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Dragons' Den teams up with Ford Canada to deliver the Game Changer Challenge

Can you ‘Think Like A Dragon’?


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Over seven seasons hundreds of pitchers have bravely faced The Dragons. Dragons’ Den, CBC Revenue Group and Ford Canada partnered to deliver the Game Changer Challenge.

CBC built a platform to recognize the entrepreneurs who have gone above and beyond the boundaries of business leveraging the Dragons’ Den Facebook community to drive traffic.

Vignettes were produced with the potential Game Changer pitchers and votes could be earned through watching and answering questions related to the pitchers’ business.

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The Dragons will make their selection at the end of this season and award them with an all-new 2013 Ford Fusion. In addition a lucky Denhead will walk-away with a two-year lease.

Check out the Game Changer Challenge and enter to win a two year lease on a 2013 Ford Fusion.

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