David Dickinson

Myles Dickinson Brown pitched his personalised credit card business to Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Sara Davies, Touker Suleyman, and Steven Bartlet who were ...

Taking to Twitter, one person wrote: "David Dickinson is his Grandad? [ITV](https://www.mylondon.news/all-about/itv), and viewers couldn't believe it. A third added: "David Dickinson?!

Miles impressed the Dragons with his pitch on the BBC One show Dragons' Den and three Dragons ended up fighting over him.

Where can you buy the brand and everything you need to know about ‘one of the best pitches’ to enter the Den](https://www.walesonline.co.uk/lifestyle/tv/dragons-den-2023-what-big-25963161) While Steven and Peter argued Touker said: "Miles can you imagine working with these two?...you want somebody who is solid!" while Steven said: "I'm going to go one step further, you can come and work in my office with me and my team." and explained his grandad was the tanned antiques expert. You can keep up to date with the latest TV and showbiz news by signing up to the newsletter here. He took his customised credit and debit card business to the den and revealed that he also had a famous relative.

TV fans will instantly recognise 18-year-old Myles' grandfather as Bargain Hunt and antiques expert David Dickinson. But he was reluctant to rely on David's ...

I am the guy for this business.” Do you see that as something as a threat to this business.” It’s fully customisable, you can drag and drop your account number, expiry, things like that.” Steven told him: “I’m a sucker for this stuff. [Bargain Hunt](/latest/bargain-hunt) and antiques expert David Dickinson. She asked: “Is that upbringing, is that genetic?” as Myles said his father “runs a business” and his grandfather is “on TV”.

The 18 year old impressed the Dragons with his pitch before revealing his grandfather was none other than David Dickinson.

But in the end, it was Steven Bartlett who won Myles over and secured the offer. He explained to the Dragons that his father had a mortgage business and his grandad ‘is on TV’, before revealing who exactly his famous grandfather was. The Dragons were shocked by the revelation, but it was Myles’ impressive pitch that won [Dragons](https://www.ladbible.com/entertainment/dragons-den-best-ever-genius-invention-753960-20230127) that much, he received offers from Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Sara Davies as they each fought for a stake in his business. Having being brought up watching his grandfather haggle over antiques, Myles Dickinson-Brown shared his pitch for personalised credit card business and asked for £35,000 in return a potential 35 percent share of the brand. David Dickinson might be the one used to getting the ‘real deal’, but it was his teenage grandson’s turn to step into the spotlight as he recently appeared on Dragon’s Den with a very impressive pitch.

Myles Dickinson impressed three Dragons and secured offers from all of them before choosing his new mentor.

Getting three offers was amazing, and in the end I decided to go with Steven because he's a lot younger and someone I've always looked up to. Going on the show at 18 years old was nerve-racking, but I was confident that my business had what it took to secure an investment. "I was 18 at the time and it felt like a big risk putting all my energy into Haze when I had university work to be doing. And, the business has been thriving ever since, much to the delight of Steven and his famous grandfather. The premise of the product is it is entirely customisable stainless steel, available in different colours, designs -and with the option to add personal photos as well. He was studying banking and finance but quickly dropped out to focus full-time on running the company.

Myles Dickinson was the show's youngest ever contestant - and he bowled over a Dragon with a net worth of £71m to win cash for his credit card firm, Haze.

“Getting three offers was amazing, and in the end I decided to go with Steven because he’s a lot younger and someone I’ve always looked up to. David, 81, made his living as an antiques dealer - best known for presenting BBC’s Bargain Hunt and his daytime show Dickinson’s Real Deal on ITV. Barlett, whose net worth is thought to be circa £71million, promised the teen he could come and work alongside him in his office with social media experts. Myles said: “Obviously my grandad is very successful so I feel the pressure to follow in his footsteps and become successful as well. Advertisement Myles impressed the five Dragons with his confident pitch - and his revelation that he is well-known TV presenter David Dickinson’s grandson emerged when he was asked if entrepreneurship runs in his family.