HAMPTON, Va. — There is an open casting call for Shark Tank coming to Rivers Casino Portsmouth. A local business owner explains how going on Shark Tank opened up a world of opportunities for her and her business partners.

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“How fitting is that because at a casino, you’re betting, you’re gambling. That’s what business is. Business is a gamble; you’re taking a chance,” Lakesha Brown-Renfro smiled.

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Brown-Renfro is one of the owners of Mango Mangeaux in Hampton, Virginia. She is no stranger to Shark Tank and putting her name out there. In 2013, she went on Shark Tank with her business partners to pitch their gourmet mango preserves, Mango Mango. “It started with a party in a jar,” she laughed.

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They went on Shark Tank to ask for a production facility for their product. “We thought it would be cute to have a little bistro in front of the production facility. Little did we know that that little bistro was going to serve over 150 thousand people almost every year,” she smiled as she looked around the bustling bistro, Mango Mangeaux.

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