Many entrepreneurs with products targeted toward children have walked through those big, scary Shark Tank doors during the ABC reality show's six seasons. However, none of them have filled me up with ...

LAKE WORTH, FL--(Marketwired - March 31, 2015) - South Florida-based entrepreneur, Alex Furmansky, will introduce the magic of Budsies to millions of people during his appearance on ABC's hit reality ...

For 30-year-old Alex Furmansky, a lot has changed in a year. Last November, the founder and CEO of Budsies — the custom plush toy company he founded in 2013 — was celebrating its placement on The New ...

Alex Furmansky is the founder of Budsies, which will appear on ABC’s “Shark Tank” Friday night. Photo provided by Budsies Will the Sharks bite on Budsies? Tune in Friday night to find out. Alex ...

Thanks to the magic of the internet, DIY or do it yourself activities have only been made easier; however, if Pinterest has taught the world anything, it’s that some things are best left to the ...

Budsies creates custom plushies based on artwork and photos. If you or your child can dream it up, Budsies can bring it to life. The process is super easy, communication during the process was amazing ...

Remember being bored as a kid or teen, and doodling up some imaginary characters in your notebook when you should have been paying attention during lectures? Actually, that sounds very much like your ...

Alex Furmansky, founder and CEO of Budsies, can turn your artwork into a plush toy. The entrepreneur pitched the business on "Shark Tank" and walked away feeling confident in his decision. They say ...

Alex Furmansky didn’t want to keep seeing his little sister’s drawings go from their days of glory on the refrigerator door to dark days in a basement box. So he launched a company to bring them to ...

Boynton Beach-based custom toy company Budsies has expanded with its third brand, Waggables. The online company specializes in offering custom designed 8-inch plush stuffed animal toys that you can ...

This past winter, Christine Vosik of Omaha, Nebraska, surprised her 14-year-old daughter, Maddie, with a special stuffed toy — a cheery pink octopus with orange splotches and curly tentacles. The toy ...