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Tim Campbell -

Tim Campbell was a transport manager before he became the first apprentice in 2005.

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Tim Campbell -

After his win, Tim left Amstrad and founded the Bright Ideas Trust. He was made an MBE in 2012, and has appeared on ‘The Martin Lewis Money Show’.

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Michelle Dewberry -

Apparently, Dewberry was the only contestant to leave Sugar’s £100,000 job, before the end of her 12-month contract.

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She has since worked as columnist, a public speaker, and as a TV pundit for Sky News. Dewberry also founded DailyChic, a website for finding bargain deals.

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Simon Ambrose -

Simon Ambrose was a cunning Cambridge graduate before winning ‘The Apprentice’. He worked for Sugar’s Amsprop company for three years.

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Since then, Ambrose has been involved with a number of different projects. He has invested in swanky restaurants, members clubs, and even art gallery. “I enjoyed my three years with Lord Sugar and saw him regularly, my desk being only yards from his office”, he told the BBC.

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Lee McQueen -

How could you forget Lee McQueen? He lied on his CV, did a pterodactyl impression and had his own catchphrase. McQueen even called in sick on the first day of his £100,00 job.

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McQueen went on to great success. He worked with Sugar’s son, Simon, and set up recruitment company: Raw Talent Academy.

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Yasmina Siadatan -

Yasmina Siadatan was a restaurant owner before she won ‘The Apprentice’ in 2009.

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Her restaurant may have closed down, but Siadatan has gone onto success. She left Amscreen Healthcare and is currently the Head of Marketing at Dynamic Planner.

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Stella English -

Stella English faced off with Lord Sugar after she won series 6 of ‘The Apprentice’.

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English claimed that she didn’t have a real role with Sugar’s company. She also summoned an employment tribunal. Lord Sugar called English a “headline grabber” who was “desperate money”.

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Tom Pellereau -

Tom Pellereau won the 2011 series, which meant he could set up his own company, instead of working for Lord Sugar.

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Pellereau has found success with inventions like a curved nail file, as well as a line of baby-feeding products.

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Ricky Martin -

Not to be confused with the Puerto Rican pop star, this Ricky Martin was a wrestler/biochemist before he worked with Lord Sugar.

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Martin founded Hyper Recruitment Solutions with Sugar’s investment. Ricky also tried to get Sugar on board with his food website, but was rejected.

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Leah Totton -

Totten was a registered physician before she won ‘The Apprentice’. She has since become one of the show’s most successful victors.

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Leah Totton -

Totten took a £250,000 investment and set up her “Dr Leah Clinic”. She has cosmetic surgeries across the country, and has also worked with the NHS.

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Mark Wright -

Not to be confused with the ‘TOWIE’ star, Mark Wright was the smart-talking Australian entrepreneur who won ‘The Apprentice’ in 2014.

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Wright’s winning company is called Climb Online. It’s a digital marketing company with bases in Bristol, London and, Manchester. He has also dated ‘Apprentice’ winner Leah Totton.

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Joseph Valente -

Joseph Valente was just 25 when he won ‘The Apprentice’. He got his start with a plumbing business.

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Sugar invested £250,000 into Valente’s plumbing business. After two years, Valente took full control of the company. “I am so grateful for everything Lord Sugar has done for me”, he said.

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Alana Spencer -

Alana Spencer, the owner of a cake company, took her ‘Apprentice’ win to new heights.

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Alana Spencer -

Spencer received a £250,000 investment for her Ridiculously Rich baking business. Speaking to the Mirror TV, she said her profit had gone from £100,000 to £450,000.

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James White -

Sugar shook things up a bit for the 13th series, announcing two winners. One winner was James White, the owner of a recruitment firm.

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James White -

Recently, White was involved in some tabloid drama. His ex (‘Apprentice’ contestant Jade English) claimed that he invited a stripper into his office.  

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Sarah Lynn -

Lynn was the joint-winner of series 13. She got her start with a sweet gifting business that’s based in London.

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Sarah Lynn -

Lord Sugar is now a co-owner of Lynn’s business, Sweets in the City.

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Arjun Rajyagor -

Rajyagor won the first series of ‘Junior Apprentice’. He has since worked with Goldman Sachs, and is an owner of ArjRaj Technical Solutions.

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Katie Hopkins -

Hopkins never actually won 'The Apprentice'. She has recently applied for an insolvency agreement in order to avoid filing for bankruptcy.

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James Hill -

The self-proclaimed “Del Boy” was a controversial contestant on ‘The Apprentice’. It was revealed that he had been in a relationship with Lauren Riley, another contestant on the same series. He has since appeared on ‘Celebrity Big Brother’.

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