Greece natives goes on Shark Tank for a chance at scoring an investor

Greece native Athena Kasvikis went before investors on ABC's Shark Tank on Friday, seeking money to support her new business. Kasvikis said even though she was terrified by the opportunity to be on the show, she couldn't pass it up. Kasvikis launched her passion project Behave Bras after years of struggling to find a bra that fit properly. "The inspiration for it in my hand was a hammock a loose piece of fabric until you stretch it until it supports—easy," saidKasvikis.

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