Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves isn’t your typical chain restaurant mogul. Once a scrappy entrepreneur, he recently ...

Raising Cane’s co-founder and CEO Todd Graves, who joined the cast of ABC’s “Shark Tank” this season, spoke exclusively to The Post about how the restaurant’s intertwinement with sports ...

Todd Graves, founder of Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers ... $1 million for an investment in a backyard game called Bucket Golf. Several Sharks wanted in, but minority Dallas Mavericks owner Cuban ...

Todd Graves, left, confers with fellow 'shark' Kevin ... and a portable backyard golf game. Other guest "sharks" this season are: Graves opened his first Raising Cane's eatery in 1996 in Baton ...

Ice cream fried chicken and steam pots full of seafood via delivery were two products Todd Graves stalked on Shark Tank.

Shark Tank season 16 guest shark Todd Graves is the founder of Raising Cane's which is one of the fastest-growing fast-food chains. As of 2024, Todd has made up to $3.7 billion in sales through ...

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.

From Catawba Sports Information SALISBURY – Catawba College inducted 12 new members into the school’s Sports Hall of Fame ...

The entrepreneurs will showcase their creative businesses in front of the CEO of Raising Canes’ Chicken Fingers, Todd Graves ... users with portable backyard golf games. Their initial pitch ...

Louisiana's chicken finger king Todd Graves takes a white cushy office ... and a portable backyard golf game. Graves opened his first Raising Cane's eatery in 1996 in Baton Rouge.

Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves is proving to be an affluent and active player on ABC’s entrepreneurial show Shark Tank. Sitting near billionaire Dallasite Mark Cuban, the “Queen of QVC” Lori ...