BBC Urges Dragons’ Den Star After Major Announcement

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BBC Urges Dragons’ Den Star After Major Announcement

Entrepreneur Sara Davies recently announced her decision to step back from the program Dragons’ Den to prioritize her business, Crafter’s Companion. This significant choice aims to allow her more time to focus on her company, which she founded in 2005.

BBC’s Reaction to Sara Davies’ Departure

After Sara’s announcement, she revealed that BBC executives expressed their desire for her to remain on the show. While she confirmed her departure, she reassured fans that she would still appear in the current season, as the episodes had already been recorded.

Historic Role as Youngest Female Dragon

Joining the series in 2019, Sara made history as the youngest female Dragon. Her contributions have been significant, and she has consistently advocated for more female representation on the show.

Commitment to Her Business

Sara highlighted her dedication to Crafter’s Companion, emphasizing that she has over-committed herself by balancing the demands of being a Dragon alongside running her business. In her words, “When I commit to a business, I really commit.” This commitment is what motivated her decision to step back temporarily.

Potential Future on Dragons’ Den

In her social media statement, Sara left the door open for a possible return to Dragons’ Den. She stated, “This time next year it might be different; I might be in a position to give it a bit more of my time.”

Support and Representation

Recognizing the need for diverse representation, Sara mentioned the importance of having multiple women on the panel. “You can’t just have one woman on there; you need plenty of representation,” she said.

Current Season and Future Episodes

While she focuses on her company, Sara will still appear in the ongoing series of Dragons’ Den. Viewers can catch her alongside fellow Dragons: Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, Steven Bartlett, and Touker Suleyman.

Sara’s decision to prioritize her business reflects her entrepreneurial spirit. She aims to ensure that Crafter’s Companion thrives while still contributing to the popular BBC show.