Touker Suleyman, known for his role on BBC's Dragons' Den, has announced his resignation after an impactful ten-year tenure. The 72-year-old businessman shared his decision through an Instagram post, expressing pride in his contributions and the entrepreneurs he supported. Suleyman joined the show in series 13, bringing over 50 years of retail and manufacturing experience, and is recognized for founding brands such as Hawes & Curtis and Ghost. He emphasized the importance of evolution in the show, stating it is time for new voices to join the panel. Suleyman's final episodes will be broadcast later this year, allowing fans to see him one last time. He plans to dedicate more time to mentoring young entrepreneurs, aiming to share the wisdom he has gained throughout his career. Born in Famagusta, Cyprus, and raised in London, Suleyman has built a significant fortune estimated at £200 million, living in a modernist house valued at £20 million in south London.