The pitch
What walked into the Den
Oloam is a latex mattress and bedding brand founded by Monisha Salwan, who pitched it while still only 21 years old.
Her season 20 ask was $100,000 for a 10 percent stake, putting a $1 million value on the business.
After the show
What happened next
Salwan came away with a deal. CBC's own Dragons' Den Facebook post reports Wes Hall not only invested but offered to sponsor her MBA at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management. No source we found gives the underlying dollar figure or equity, so we do not invent one.
Current status is unclear. On our July 2026 check the oloam.com site returned a payment-required error, a search index still showed real product pages from when it was live, and we found no closure notice, so we hold the status as unverified.
Our read
The Hub verdict
Oloam pairs a confirmed deal with unconfirmed terms. CBC's own Facebook post names Wes Hall and describes an unusual sweetener, sponsoring the 21-year-old founder's MBA, but no source gives the dollars or equity, so we state the deal and refuse to back-fill figures from the ask. Status is its own puzzle: the storefront returned a payment-required error while search-engine results still surfaced its old product listings, and with no closure notice we keep it unverified rather than guess in either direction.
Wes Hall deal confirmed, terms unstated, status unverified
Worth knowing: The Wes Hall deal is on CBC's record, but its financial terms were never disclosed, and the storefront was down at our last look, so we neither state figures nor call the brand closed.
