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B.C. Woman Set to Appear on Dragons' Den
Christiansen says the Twist is the only stainless steel chicken shredder in the world, and she has 13 patents worldwide.
- On Thursday, Nov. 12, Kelowna entrepreneur Billie Christiansen, founder of the Little Kitchen Company, will pitch her kitchen invention on CBC's Dragon's Den, episode nine of season 21.
- Christiansen uses software to identify consumer demand for non-existent products, then reverse-engineers designs, prototypes, and patents tools to solve specific kitchen frustrations rather than creating product variations.
- Her latest creation, the Twist, is a stainless steel chicken shredder she claims is the only one globally. This commitment to innovation has yielded 13 patents worldwide: one granted and 12 pending.
- Christiansen's first invention, a stainless steel meat chopper, ranked at the top of Amazon New Releases for 90 straight days, demonstrating prior commercial traction for her kitchen tools.
- Describing her Dragon's Den appearance as a 'nerve-racking experience,' Christiansen cannot disclose the outcome until the episode airs on CBC next month.
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B.C. woman set to appear on Dragons' Den - Northern Sentinel
A Kelowna woman is walking into a den of dragons. Billie Christiansen, the founder of the Little Kitchen Company, will be featured on an upcoming episode of Dragons’ Den, a reality TV series where entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas and inventions to a panel of venture capitalists in hopes of securing financial investment and mentorship. Christiansen tells Black Press Media her latest creation is built around demand-driven innovation by d…
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