See Full Article: http://cincinnati.com/blogs/tv/2012/03/01/cincy-native-on-shark-tank-friday/
ABC’s “Shark Tank” will identify Scott Jordan on Friday as a businessman from Ketchum, Idaho. But some people here will remember him from Amberley Village, or Walnut Hills High School (class of 1983), or living in Mount Adams after graduating from OSU (1987) and working with his father in a cemetery business.
He’s on “Shark Tank” Friday (8 p.m., Channel 9) looking for investors his SCOTTVEST, his technology-enabled clothing (TEC) line with up to 20 pockets for an phone, iPad, pens, passport, coins, keys, sunglasses, water bottle, memory cards, mp3 players, etc.
Jordan, 47, has a heated debate with Mark Cuban and the fellow sharks. ABC’s press release puts it this way: “A self-professed gadget guy from Ketchum, ID, calls a Shark’s lucrative offer “insane” regarding his revolutionary clothing item.” He appears at the end of promo video here.
Here’s a link to the SCOTTVEST site. If you knew Scott, you can contact him by the email link on his home page.
Posted in: Local Events, Local Media, Television
Tags: Scott Jordan, Scottvest, Shark Tank
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