with Robert Herjavec
Robert Herjavec is the Croatian-Canadian cybersecurity founder who came to Halifax at eight with one suitcase, built BRAK Systems in his basement and sold it to AT&T Canada, then scaled The Herjavec Group for 17 seasons as TV's nicest Shark. In his Founder Success feature, he reveals why a G6 couldn't close the gap, how a month serving the homeless at Seattle's Union Gospel Mission reframed abundance, and the arithmetic of enough — potential, not net worth.
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Robert Herjavec is a Croatian-born Canadian businessman, cybersecurity entrepreneur and investor; Shark on ABC's Shark Tank for 17 seasons. He immigrated to Halifax at eight with one suitcase, founded BRAK Systems in his basement (sold to AT&T Canada in 2000), then founded The Herjavec Group in 2003, later part of a global platform after its 2021 sale to Apax Partners. A father of five, he lives between Toronto and Los Angeles and speaks nationally on sales, resilience, and faith.
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