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The Apprentice is back for 2018, with series 14 starting next Wednesday (October 3) on BBC One.
The 16 new contestants who are fighting it out to get Lord Sugar’s investments have been announced today.
But who will win, who will get Karren Brady and Claude Littner’s approval, and who will be fired?
Who are The Apprentice 2018 contestants?
Alex Finn
Alex is a 21-year-old IT analyst from The Wirral who previously invented a machine to coat biscuits with chocolate with his grandad and who claims to, “know everything. Call me ‘Google’...it’s my middle name.”
Camilla Ainsworth
Camilla is the 22-year-old owner of a nut milk brand from Lancashire who calls herself a “bundle of energy and creativity” who is far from a “vanilla Camilla”.
Daniel Elahi
Daniel is 28 years old Londoner who owns a lifestyle brand and claims to be “blessed with beauty and brains in abundance".
David Alden
David is a 32-year-old East Yorkshire tax advisor who said: “My friends and family call me the Duracell bunny as I take on so much and never stop.”
Frank Brooks
A 27-year-old senior marketing manager from London, Frank describes himself as a “trendsetter” who warns: “There’s no need to watch your back when I’m already two steps in front.”
Jackie Fast
A London-based sponsorship consultant and author, 34-year-old Jackie says she’s “not intimidated by anybody, or anything”.
Jasmine Kundra
Jasmine is a 34-year-old West Midlands learning and development manager whose motto is: “All is fair in love and war…and business is war.”
Kayode Damali
Kayode is a 26-year-old professional speaker from Cheshire who is “not here to razzle dazzle and hit you with buzzwords like ‘I’m so motivated, passionate’…anyone can say those things and I’m not anyone, I’m Kayode Damali.”
Khadija Kalifa
A 28-year-old owner of an eco-cleaning company from Lincolnshire who describes herself as, “a serious ‘Mumpreneur’ who doesn’t have time for time-wasters and idiocy.”
Kurran Pooni
London law graduate Kurran, 22, admitted: “I don’t eat, sleep, breathe business...but I do eat, sleep and breathe success.”
Rick Monk
Rick, 33, is a quality controller in Lancashire who promises he “won't pussyfoot and waste time, as time is of the essence in everything”.
Sabrina Stocker
An entrepreneur since the age of 2014, 22-year-old tennis events company owner Sabrina Stocker from Middlesex describes herself as “Willy Wonka drinking an espresso martini… classy and sophisticated on the outside; inside, a little bit crazy and wacky but full of brilliant ideas.”
Sarah Byrne
Sarah is 29 and is the owner of a children’s acting academy in Manchester who says: “I am me, I don’t have a posh accent or pretend to be anyone else.”
Sarah Ann Magson
Solicitors often get a hard time on The Apprentice, but 37-year-old Teesside resident Sarah Ann wants to change that by “laying down the law in the boardroom”.
Sian Gabbidon
Sian, the 25-year-old swimwear brand owner from Leeds hopes to “bring both the passion and the fire - in the boardroom, I will be merciless.”
Tom Bunday
The owner of a tree surgery firm, 28-year-old Tom from Southampton believes: “There are very few people that can genuinely say they’re going to make it - but I know that I’m going to.”
The Apprentice 2018 starts Wednesday at 9pm on BBC One
https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/t...ntestants-candidates-bbc-alan-sugar-series-14
The 16 new contestants who are fighting it out to get Lord Sugar’s investments have been announced today.
But who will win, who will get Karren Brady and Claude Littner’s approval, and who will be fired?
Who are The Apprentice 2018 contestants?
Alex Finn
Alex is a 21-year-old IT analyst from The Wirral who previously invented a machine to coat biscuits with chocolate with his grandad and who claims to, “know everything. Call me ‘Google’...it’s my middle name.”
Camilla Ainsworth
Camilla is the 22-year-old owner of a nut milk brand from Lancashire who calls herself a “bundle of energy and creativity” who is far from a “vanilla Camilla”.
Daniel Elahi
Daniel is 28 years old Londoner who owns a lifestyle brand and claims to be “blessed with beauty and brains in abundance".
David Alden
David is a 32-year-old East Yorkshire tax advisor who said: “My friends and family call me the Duracell bunny as I take on so much and never stop.”
Frank Brooks
A 27-year-old senior marketing manager from London, Frank describes himself as a “trendsetter” who warns: “There’s no need to watch your back when I’m already two steps in front.”
Jackie Fast
A London-based sponsorship consultant and author, 34-year-old Jackie says she’s “not intimidated by anybody, or anything”.
Jasmine Kundra
Jasmine is a 34-year-old West Midlands learning and development manager whose motto is: “All is fair in love and war…and business is war.”
Kayode Damali
Kayode is a 26-year-old professional speaker from Cheshire who is “not here to razzle dazzle and hit you with buzzwords like ‘I’m so motivated, passionate’…anyone can say those things and I’m not anyone, I’m Kayode Damali.”
Khadija Kalifa
A 28-year-old owner of an eco-cleaning company from Lincolnshire who describes herself as, “a serious ‘Mumpreneur’ who doesn’t have time for time-wasters and idiocy.”
Kurran Pooni
London law graduate Kurran, 22, admitted: “I don’t eat, sleep, breathe business...but I do eat, sleep and breathe success.”
Rick Monk
Rick, 33, is a quality controller in Lancashire who promises he “won't pussyfoot and waste time, as time is of the essence in everything”.
Sabrina Stocker
An entrepreneur since the age of 2014, 22-year-old tennis events company owner Sabrina Stocker from Middlesex describes herself as “Willy Wonka drinking an espresso martini… classy and sophisticated on the outside; inside, a little bit crazy and wacky but full of brilliant ideas.”
Sarah Byrne
Sarah is 29 and is the owner of a children’s acting academy in Manchester who says: “I am me, I don’t have a posh accent or pretend to be anyone else.”
Sarah Ann Magson
Solicitors often get a hard time on The Apprentice, but 37-year-old Teesside resident Sarah Ann wants to change that by “laying down the law in the boardroom”.
Sian Gabbidon
Sian, the 25-year-old swimwear brand owner from Leeds hopes to “bring both the passion and the fire - in the boardroom, I will be merciless.”
Tom Bunday
The owner of a tree surgery firm, 28-year-old Tom from Southampton believes: “There are very few people that can genuinely say they’re going to make it - but I know that I’m going to.”
The Apprentice 2018 starts Wednesday at 9pm on BBC One
https://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/t...ntestants-candidates-bbc-alan-sugar-series-14
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boy could that kid talk lol
. Even the winner mostly remains with Sugar for a few months before moving on. I believe this is the last series.
