Who won apprentice in 2015?
Who won apprentice in 2015?
Joseph Valente (2015) After winning the show he has gone on to expand his gas and heating business, hiring more staff and opening four more offices around the UK.
Who won series 2 of The Apprentice UK?
Michelle Dewberry
The Apprentice Season 2/Winners
Who won Apprentice series 12?
Alana Spencer
Candidates
| Candidate | Background | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Alana Spencer | Cake company owner | Winner |
| Courtney Wood | Novelty gift company owner | Runner-up |
| Frances Bishop | Children’s clothing company owner | Fired after Interviews stage |
| Jessica Cunningham | Online fashion entrepreneur |
Who wins the Apprentice UK Season 14?
Sian Gabbidon
Candidates
| Candidate | Background | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Sian Gabbidon | Swimwear Brand Owner | Winner |
| Camilla Ainsworth | Nut Milk Brand Owner | Runner-up |
| Daniel Elahi | Lifestyle Brand Owner | Fired after the interviews stage |
| Khadija Kalifa | Eco Cleaning Company Owner |
Who was the winner of the Apprentice series 11?
Of those who took part, Joseph Valente would become the eventual winner, going on to use his prize to start up and expand a plumbing business called Impra-Gas.
Who are the winners of the apprentice in the UK?
Glad you asked, let’s take a look: Of the 12 winners of the UK series of The Apprentice, five are still working with Lord Sugar. They are Tom Pellereau, Ricky Martin, Leah Totton, Mark Wright and Alana Spencer.
When does the next series of the apprentice start?
Series 14: 2018. Unlike the last three series of the programme, the fourteenth series, which took place in late autumn 2018, reverted to involving 16 candidates vying for Sugar’s investment offer, and included a number of subtle changes to keep the format fresh such as candidates being sent abroad for the first task.
Who was the first female winner of the apprentice?
In 2006 Michelle became the hit series first ever female winner. She was hired to help build Lord Sugar’s computer tech company Xenon Green, but did not stay in the role long – leaving after a few months. Not satisfied with only making her mark in business, she stood in last year’s general election, running as an independent.