After the Dodgers won the World Series, it was a near-inevitability that one of their players would be doing a promo ...
Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves isn’t your typical chain restaurant mogul. Once a scrappy entrepreneur, he recently ...
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'I went on Shark Tank and was initially nervous but walked away with two unexpected investments'The CEO of Raising Canes, Todd Graves, spoke to The Mirror US about his experience on Shark Tank. He admitted to being ...
Raising Cane’s co-founder and CEO Todd Graves says he doesn’t want to see evidence of frequent job-hopping on a candidate’s ...
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Todd Graves uses business acumen to leverage Shark Tank successTodd Graves joins ABC's Shark Tank as the first restaurant shark. In his first episode, Graves used the Raising Cane's ...
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52-year-old's ‘stupid' strategy nearly broke his company—now he's worth $9.5 billion: ‘Risk did not bother me at all'Todd Graves knows how lucky he is to still have a business at all. His chicken finger restaurant chain Raising Cane's brought in $3.7 billion in net sales last year, contributing significantly to his ...
Ice cream fried chicken and steam pots full of seafood via delivery were two products Todd Graves stalked on Shark Tank.
An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link In the mid-1990s, Todd Graves and his friend, Craig Silvey, wrote a business plan for a fast-food restaurant that sold only fried chicken tenders.
Raising Canes, a national fast food chain co-founded by Baton Rouge native Todd Graves, had recently begun work on a ...
Raising Cane's creates viral success with sports stars, including the recent World Series champ Kiké Hernández in a unique ...
When Todd Graves looks at resumes, one trend stands out to him: the prevalence of job-hopping. Graves, 52, is the billionaire CEO and co-founder of Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, a restaurant ...
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