Gary Neville invests in Manchester business during BBC Dragon's Den stint
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukFormer Manchester United star Gary Neville invested in a local Manchester business during his guest appearance on Dragon’s Den.
In Thursday’s episode (January 18), the TV pundit became the first famous face to join the BBC show as a guest Dragon. The show saw four business owners pitch their ideas, with Neville putting in offers for three of them – two being accepted as joint ventures with other Dragons.
Manchester-based entrepreneur Liam Browne piqued interest with his cocoa business, Full Power Cocoa, which he asked for £50,000 for 5% share in business.
Neville, who played for Manchester United throughout his professional career, hailed him as an “incredible ambassador” for his brand and for the city which led him to make an offer.
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