Mark Singer — the mastermind behind Gorilla Glue — appeared on Shark Tank with his son Kenzo to pitch their new invention, EyeWris, a wearable reading-glasses bracelet. Mark had already built and sold Gorilla Glue, a globally recognized brand, and poured over $630,000 of his own money into developing EyeWris. Despite that capital and his legacy, they walked in asking for just $25K for 5%, signaling they didn’t really need the cash. Pitching as a father-son team, Kenzo explained the product was b
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Mark Singer — the mastermind behind Gorilla Glue — appeared on Shark Tank with his son Kenzo to pitch their new invention, EyeWris, a wearable reading-glasses bracelet. Mark had already built and sold Gorilla Glue, a globally recognized brand, and poured over $630,000 of his own money into developing EyeWris. Despite that capital and his legacy, they walked in asking for just $25K for 5%, signaling they didn’t really need the cash. Pitching as a father-son team, Kenzo explained the product was b
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The Gorilla Glue founder walked into Shark Tank and made Lori Greiner cry. Mark Singer the man behind Gorilla Glue didn’t come to Shark Tank for money. He came for something far more valuable: a mentor for his son. Pitching alongside his son Kenzo, he introduced EyeWris, a genius invention born from a simple frustration losing reading glasses everywhere. Their solution? Glasses that snap into a sleek bracelet until you need them again. Functional. Stylish. Zero hassle. But the moment that stoppe
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The Gorilla Glue founder walked into Shark Tank and made Lori Greiner cry. Mark Singer the man behind Gorilla Glue didn’t come to Shark Tank for money. He came for something far more valuable: a mentor for his son. Pitching alongside his son Kenzo, he introduced EyeWris, a genius invention born from a simple frustration losing reading glasses everywhere. Their solution? Glasses that snap into a sleek bracelet until you need them again. Functional. Stylish. Zero hassle. But the moment that stoppe
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Mark Singer — the mastermind behind Gorilla Glue — appeared on Shark Tank with his son Kenzo to pitch their new invention, EyeWris, a wearable reading-glasses bracelet. Mark had already built and sold Gorilla Glue, a globally recognized brand, and poured over $630,000 of his own money into developing EyeWris. Despite that capital and his legacy, they walked in asking for just $25K for 5%, signaling they didn’t really need the cash. Pitching as a father-son team, Kenzo explained the product was b
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Mark Singer — the mastermind behind Gorilla Glue — appeared on Shark Tank with his son Kenzo to pitch their new invention, EyeWris, a wearable reading-glasses bracelet. Mark had already built and sold Gorilla Glue, a globally recognized brand, and poured over $630,000 of his own money into developing EyeWris. Despite that capital and his legacy, they walked in asking for just $25K for 5%, signaling they didn’t really need the cash. Pitching as a father-son team, Kenzo explained the product was b
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Kenzo and Mark Singer presented their On “Shark Tank,” they asked for $25,000 for 5% of their company. The Sharks liked the product but had concerns about its design and cost. Mark’s emotional appeal about wanting a good future for his son Kenzo moved the Sharks, leading all five to invest $125,000 for 20% of the company. EyeWris continues to operate, selling glasses only on its website. It has won several design awards and has an estimated worth of $1 million. Despite limited sales and social m
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Kenzo and Mark Singer presented their On “Shark Tank,” they asked for $25,000 for 5% of their company. The Sharks liked the product but had concerns about its design and cost. Mark’s emotional appeal about wanting a good future for his son Kenzo moved the Sharks, leading all five to invest $125,000 for 20% of the company. EyeWris continues to operate, selling glasses only on its website. It has won several design awards and has an estimated worth of $1 million. Despite limited sales and social m
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Kenzo and Mark Singer walked into the Season 14 finale of Shark Tank with a bold idea: EyeWris — reading glasses you can wear as a bracelet. At first, fundraising was tough. They got some media attention but still struggled to stand out. When they pitched, they asked for $25,000 for 5% equity. The Sharks liked the creativity but questioned the cost and design. Then came Mark’s emotional story — a father who just wanted to build a better future with his son. That authenticity struck a chord. For
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Take a closer look with us at the stunning work of the highly collected Alabama artist, Mark Singer. Mark is known for his thick oil paint, unique technique and compositions, and most importantly, the enduring charm of his paintings on canvas. We’re so proud to represent him exclusively at Beverly McNeil Gallery! If you haven’t already collected one (or 25!) of his pieces, this is a rare opportunity. Come by the gallery to see in person or check out online at beverlymcneilgallery.com | Beverly M
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