We’ve become a “Shark Tank” nation. Since the show’s inception in 2009, it’s become a household staple. Members of generation z -- who were weaned on investments, valuations, royalties and Mr. Wonderful's snark -- have embraced the concept in a big way.
Is it any wonder that these late 1990s babies are poised to become the biggest entrepreneurial generation yet? They’re so comfortable seeing themselves as founders that business schools are offering more startup-style classes, including the opportunity for students to compete in Shark Tank-inspired events.
