Sunday, May 6, 2012

Daymond John and Robert Herjavec



             Daymond John is a marketing expert who created the fashion brand FUBU. FUBU is a brand targeting urban designs that were previously neglected by other marketing endeavors, and proved to be highly profitable for Mister John. His key to success was in designing a unique and recognizable logo that he was able to place on a wide range of products in order to establish his brand and develop a large following that has lead to $350 million in sales.
            Robert Herjavec is a professional entrepreneur who has amassed a sizable personal fortune through repeatedly founding and selling a variety of companies. As a first generation Canadian immigrant from Yugoslavia he began his business career waiting tables while starting his first technology company out of his basement. With the mass publication of his book “Driven” that stayed on the best sellers list for eight months he is now considered one of the most prominent business experts in the world.
            Daymond John and Robert Herjavec both found places on a syndicated television series called “Shark Tank” where it was their position to judge the business plans, designs, and concepts of hopeful applicants who have submitted their entrepreneurial ideas in the effort towards obtaining funding for their various business endeavors.
            According to Forbes the most important things to remember in designing a business plan are to keep it simple, clear, and professional. According to Business Insider the most important considerations in a business plan are a concise summary, legible material, and avoiding any method of harassing potential investors before the business plan is delivered.
            However, Daymond John has indicated that maintaining personal involvement in a business and finding employees who can cover for any of the owners’ weak points takes greater precedence than establishing a business plan. And, Robert Herjavec has given the advice that,” people spend way too much time on a business plan”. It is Mister Herjavec’s esteemed opinion that a business plan is little more than a theory of slim use as it is impossible to determine the exact data applicable to a given business until that business has been established for a considerable amount of time.


Daymond John

Robert Herjavec

Shark Tank

Forbes

Business Insider

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