KLOSTER KITCHEN ON DRAGON'S DEN
Kloster Kitchen makes the deal ...! Or do they? We have to disappoint you. The short answer is: Kloster Kitchen was never on "Die Höhle der Löwen" (Shark Tank). But there is a certain connection nonetheless. You can read more about it here ↓
- What is "Die Höhle der Löwen"?
- Wöhrl-wide Connection – How the Wöhrl family is connected to Kloster Kitchen
- Who is Hans Rudolph Wöhrl?
- INTRO-duction? No? Or yes? – The INTRO Group and Kloster Kitchen
What is "Die Höhle der Löwen"?
Oh, you don't know the TV show? No problem, we'll explain the process. In the show, clever inventors and entrepreneurs present their ideas to a group of investors, the "Lions." The goal? To convince one of the Lions to invest in the business.
The participants stand before the investors, nervous and sweating, and have a few minutes to convince them of their idea. The product or service is presented, and it's clarified how much money is needed and what is offered in return. Then the Lions go wild. They ask tough questions, demand shares in companies, and offer deals that the participants can accept or reject.
It gets heated, emotional, and sometimes even really funny. The Lions are not exactly squeamish when it comes to making a good deal. But hey, they know what they're doing. They have years of experience and millions of Euros in their accounts. If a deal is accepted, it not only means money but also expertise and contacts. If not, the participant has to return home from "Die Höhle der Löwen" empty-handed.
Wöhrl-Wide Connection
Even though we never stood before the Lions, there is a certain connection. One of our investors is more than just on a first-name basis with a Lioness. Hans Rudolph Wöhrl – husband of Dagmar Wöhrl, well-known "Höhle der Löwen" investor – has been an integral part of Kloster Kitchen for more than 5 years. Wöhrl is convinced of the product, business plan, and team, and already invested a seven-figure sum in 2018.
Who is Hans Rudolf Wöhrl?
Hans Rudolf Wöhrl is a well-known personality in the business world. Not only is he a successful entrepreneur himself, but he also invests in other aspiring business people with the INTRO Group.
INTRO - duction? No! Or yes?
The INTRO Group makes INTROductions. Almost. It is an investment firm that specializes in supporting young companies. These start-ups are strategically supported and accompanied with various means during their growth process - sometimes even with one or another "Introduction" between the companies! In addition to Kloster Kitchen, other well-known companies are also part of the INTRO Group's portfolio:
Portfolio of the INTRO Group: waterdrop, Dormero Hotels, Spooning Cookie Dough, Morotai, Grace Flowerbox and Löwenkind.
