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   Charles Ejogo, Umbrolly (Inspiring Entrepreneurs - Winners) 15 MAY 06. Charles Ejogo is founder of Umbrolly, the first disposable umbrella vending machines. Business & IP Centre is a...

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   Sep 26, 2007 · Umbrolly's Charles Ejogo - Inspiring Entrepreneur - YouTube. trubesbl. 80 subscribers. Subscribed. 13. 5.9K views 16 years ago. Taken from 'Winners - The Rise and Rise of Black British...

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   Charles Ejogo (born 1976) is a British entrepreneur who is the inventor of the Umbrolly umbrella vending machine. [1] Ejogo appeared on the first episode of the UK television programme Dragons' Den where he "won" £150,000 funding (£282,900 today) for his "Umbrolly" umbrella vending machines.

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   Charles Ejogo is a British entrepreneur who is the inventor of the umbrella vending machine.

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   Sep 21, 2024 · Entrepreneur Charles Ejogo appeared in the BBC show's first-ever episode back in 2005. Facing the panel of experts, he successfully pitched an umbrella vending machine business. Charles...

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   Who is Charles Ejogo?

   • Entrepreneur Charles Ejogo appeared in the BBC show's first-ever episode back in 2005. Facing the panel of experts, he successfully pitched an umbrella vending machine business. Charles agreed to a joint £150,000 offer from Dragons Duncan Bannatyne and Peter Jones, securing 20 per cent each.

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   Who is Ejogo from Dragons' Den?

   • Ejogo appeared on the first episode of the UK television programme Dragons' Den where he "won" £150,000 funding (£282,900 today) for his "Umbrolly" umbrella vending machines. Born and raised in Chelsea, London, Ejogo is the son of Charles (Snr) and Elizabeth Douglas.

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   When did Ejogo join Dragons' Den?

   • In 2005, Ejogo succeeded in the first ever episode of the British version of the business reality television programme Dragons' Den. In the episode, broadcast on 5 January 2005, his pitch for investment in an umbrella vending machine business resulted in Duncan Bannatyne and Peter Jones making a joint offer of £150,000, which he accepted.

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   Where did Ejogo go to school?

   • His father (now deceased) was a Nigerian entrepreneur and his mother a Scottish tour guide. [citation needed] Ejogo attended the London Oratory School in Fulham, before going on to read Law at Staffordshire University, and then History and Politics at Goldsmiths, University of London.

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   Charles Ejogo (born 1976) is a British entrepreneur who is the inventor of the Umbrolly umbrella vending machine. [1] Ejogo appeared on the first episode of the UK television programme Dragons' Den where he "won" £150,000 funding (£ 282,900 today) for his "Umbrolly" umbrella vending machines.