Undercover Billionaire: Comeback City will feature Stearns helping Erie business owners overcome challenges resulting from an economy that ground to a halt just under a year ago as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In each episode, Stearns will meet with an Erie business, assess its operation and identify areas that need to change. Stearns and the business owners then have 27 days to turn the business around financially. The period of 27 days was chosen because the average small business in America has just 27 days in cash reserves.
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Glenn returns to save Lake Erie Rubber, a staple of Erie manufacturing; Glenn puts owner Jon Meighan through a salesman bootcamp and challenges him to think outside the box to reinvent the business.
Glenn teams up with Tae Bo inventor Billy Blanks to transform a struggling karate studio into a full-fledged fitness empire, but owner Brian Arrington must turn his part-time side project into a full-time second career.
Glenn calls on his friend, Cat Cora, to help save a 60-year-old Italian diner, but husband and wife owners Tony and Tina Ferraro must learn to adapt to the times if they want to keep the nostalgic eatery alive.
Glenn brings in a secret weapon to turn Erie native and natural-born entrepreneur Michael Hooks' multiple hustles and side gigs into a business empire that will change people's lives.
Self-made billionaire Glenn Stearns reveals what it takes to save a struggling business when he's called on to rescue Tipsy Bean, an Erie coffee shop with huge potential but suffering from a fatal flaw.
Undercover Billionaire: Comeback City will feature Stearns helping Erie business owners overcome challenges resulting from an economy that ground to a halt just under a year ago as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. In each episode, Stearns will meet with an Erie business, assess its operation and identify areas that need to change. Stearns and the business owners then have 27 days to turn the business around financially. The period of 27 days was chosen because the average small business in America has just 27 days in cash reserves.
