is called Leeuwenkuil ("Lions' Den"). It ran for one season in 2018 on VIER. It was hosted by Eve Gruyaert. The investors were: Bart Deconinck Luc Van Mol Bart Verhaeghe Brazil The Brazilian version is called : Negociando com Tubarões ("Negotiating with Sharks"). It debuted in October 2016. The "sharks" have been: Guest investors have included Carlos Wizard Martins, Roberto Justus, Luiza Trajano, Caio Castro and others. Canada English version The English-language Canadian version of Dragons' Den began airing in 2006. The Canadian Dragons were: French version The French-language version, (In the Dragon's Eye), began airing in 2012, hosted by Paul Houde. Past and present dragons include: Dany Vachon — co-founder of Impera Advisory Inc, PVG Partners LLC and Fusion Immunovative/NVNC Danièle Henkel — president and founder of Danièle Henkel Inc François Lambert — co-founder of Aheeva and Atelka Gaétan Frigon — executive chairman of Publipage Normand Legault (Canadian Grand Prix, Just for Laughs) Alexandre Taillefer (Stingray Digital, Téo Taxi, Voir, L'Actualité, etc.) Serge Beauchemin Martin-Luc Archambault Mitch Garber China The Chinese version of Dragons' Den (中国合伙人 "Chinese Partner") started airing in May 2016 on Shenzhen Satellite TV. The Chinese format is produced by Shanghai-based IPCN (International Programme International Network). Past and present Chinese Dragons include: Bob Xu, co-founder of New Oriental Education and ZhenFund (season 1–2) Annabelle Long Yu, CEO of Bertelsmann China (season 1–2) Li Guoqing, co-founder & CEO of Dang Dang (season 1–2) Yao Jinbo, Founder & CEO of 58.com (season 1–2) Hugo Shong, chairman of IDG Greater China (season 1) Zhou Hongyi, co-founder and CEO of Qihoo 360 (season 1) Jerry Huang, founder and CEO of Gaudi Capital (season 2) Colombia The Colombian version, called , began airing on 23 February 2018 on Canal Sony. The Colombian sharks have been: In addition, Jean Claude Bessudo was a guest investor in the first season. Croatia The Croatian version of Dragons' Den called (Dragon's Nest) was scheduled to broadcast in May 2007 on Croatian Radiotelevision and produced by Ocean Film, a local production company. Contracted Croatian Dragons were: Maja Pečarević — owner of Generalturist, the leading and oldest travel agency in Croatia. Hrvoje Prpić — owner of Smee d.o.o, bamboo flooring company. Davor Štern — owner of Trade Consulting d.o.o., business consulting company. Juroslav Buljubašić — co-owner of Blue Line International, the international maritime company. Branko Roglić — owner of Orbico, one of the leading importers and distributors