Lori Greiner, his inventor, entrepreneur, and reality TV star wife, is the founder and CEO of For Your Ease Only. Daniel Greiner is the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of For Your Ease Only. He formerly worked for Bell & Howell Corporation as a controller. He has been a big source of encouragement and inspiration for Lori since the beginning. They met in Chicago’s Lincoln Park Bar Kincaid’s when she was a young aspiring inventor with impossible-to-achieve goals. Lori’s intellect and ambition, together with Dan’s dedication and practicality, have made her one of the most well-known figures in the corporate world. She is in charge of sales, marketing, and legal matters, while he is in charge of shipping, packaging, accounting, and inventory. They both work from the same desk. The fact that she possesses over 120 US and international patents, has invented and sold over 400 products, and is worth $50 million attests to their productive working relationship.
Career of Dan Greiner
Lori Greiner’s relationship with her husband Daniel, dubbed the “warm-blooded shark,” throws the adage “behind every successful man is a woman” on its head. He left his position at the Bell & Howell Corporation to work for her wife’s nascent business at the start of her career. When she came up with an intricate plastic box to organize earrings in 1996, his first successful creation, he was there to provide support and required inputs. She went on to patent it and sign a deal with J.C. Penney just in time for the holidays. The product made her wealthy in less than two years.
When the QVC network phoned in 1998, Dan was an important component of her expanding empire. She began hosting the retail channel’s Clever and Unique Creations Show, gaining the moniker “Queen of QVC.” Her meteoric growth caught the attention of the showrunners of the popular American television show Shark Tank. She first appeared on the show in 2012 as one of the sharks (investors). Lori has made some of the show’s most profitable investments to date, notably in Scrub Daddy, a firm that makes a texture-changing household sponge (it becomes stiff in cold water and soft in warm water).
Lori purchased 20% stock in the company from its owner Aaron Krause for $200,000 after winning a bidding war against her fellow sharks Kevin O’Leary and Daymond John. In January 2017, the product line’s total revenue reached $50 million, making it the most successful product in the show’s history. Dan has made multiple appearances on the spin-off series ‘Beyond the Tank,’ alongside Lori.
Personal Experiences of Dan Greiner
Dan and his wife split their time between their Philadelphia and Chicago homes. Both houses are opulent and pricey. They’re also convenient because the Philadelphia location is near to the QVC studio, and her products are sent from Chicago. As of now, the couple does not have any children.
Estimated Net Worth
Dan Greiner’s estimated net worth has risen to $120 million. Lori has amassed a larger wealth than her husband, totaling $150 million. Dan’s family’s business is his principal source of income.