Bobby G: Adventure Capitalist

The BG Capital Group may be in too deep as their Atlantis project. With one venture slowly sinking, Bobby turns his attention to a sure thing, the adult entertainment business, and winds up doing some market research at a local club

The BG Capital Group hatches an aggressive strategy for dealing with the rapidly sinking Atlantis project. Outside the boardroom, Bobby goes yacht shopping and sets his sights on a luxurious 120-foot cruiser.

Brent continues to push Clearly Canadian in new directions with an idea for a greener business model. Meanwhile back in Boca, due diligence uncovers further problems with the Atlantis project, and the BG Capital Group lays the cards on the table.

In the Bahamas, business takes a backseat to personal matters. Bobby finds a unique way of subverting the waiting list at Nassau's most elite elementary school, and his latest house-hunt takes him to some of the island's most incredible mansions.

Bobby and Marco research a new venture tied to disaster relief. On a company trip to visit a charity project in Nicaragua , Brent is moved by the community's response, and Bobby can see opportunity for Clearly Canadian's growth in that market.

Bobby and Marco take a bite of a promising new venture.   Brent goes to Wall Street with a team of taut ladies to pitch Clearly Canadian to investors. Business and pleasure merge on the polo field, where Bobby leads Team Clearly Canadian to victory.

Tension between Brett and Steve reaches a head and Brent makes a decision regarding his future. Clearly Canadian introduces their new drinks at a Vancouver festival with spokesman Steve Nash. A taste test of Brent's "powders" yields alarming results.

At the annual BG Capital conference, Bobby addresses the shaky Atlantis project and glitch-plagued Clearly Canadian venture. Bobby discusses "working hard" versus "working smart" and reveals BG Capital's future plans and prospects.