Sharkpreneur with Brad Sultan, CEO of Kids Bright Eyes
Brad Sultan graduated from the University of Tampa in 2004. He found his way into the optical field. Brad has experience running big-box and private optical stores, as well as working with a major lens manufacturer. He found major success in sales management in the optical industry, managing hundreds of accounts and creating hundreds of thousands of dollars in sales growth. He took his success and used it to train other opticians on how to drive their business and how to educate their clients on using benefits.
In 2012, Brad became the Founder and CEO of Kids Bright Eyes. Kids Bright Eyes was founded on providing quality eyewear and accessories at affordable pricing. They offer pediatric eyewear at a value price and back it with a 1-year warranty. As parents of a daughter born with a rare eye disease, he and his wife experienced first-hand, the high cost of specialists, surgeries and frequent office visits. They knew the last thing a parent wants to do is spend a small fortune on is eyewear. Their full-service retail store allows you to pick from many shapes, sizes and colors in eyeglasses, patches, and accessories that are as fun and cute as your child! They also offer prescription lenses with no limitations for higher scripts. Kids Bright Eyes has made a difference in 1000’s of lives daily and they will continue to grow into a household name.
In 2017, Brad has gone full time with Kids Bright eyes as he continues to see an approximately 20% growth and now sells his lines and accessories in 37 states.
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