They've all got writeups on google post-Apprentice. Would anyone like to cut-and-paste encouraging/shocking reading material for persons with nothing to do? The fame and/or notoriety, was it all worthwhile for the winners and losers? Did they really learn anything worthwhile from the competition?

2005Tim Campbell (winner)
Saira Khan
James Max
Paul Torrisi

2006
Michelle Dewberry (winner)
Ruth Badger
Syed Ahmed

2007
Simon Ambrose (winner)
Kristina Grimes
Tre Azam

2008
Lee McQueen (winner)
Helene Speight
Lucinda Legerwood
Raef Bjayou

2009
Yasmina Siadatan (winner)
Kate Walsh
Ben Clarke

2010
Stella English (winner)
Chris Bates
Liz Locke
Stuart Baggs

Well Ruth Badger had that short-lived Sky One show.

Now she does motivational speaking.

A lot of them now seem to do 'motivational speaking'.

The market for that must be saturated about now.

"Motivational speaker"

A shorter title than the original "big mouthed self opinionated bullsh!tter" isnt it?.

Saira Khan did a few kids shows on CBBC and then I think she disappeared.

Miichelle Dewberry and Syed Khan hooked up and she got pregnant. (I am sure that's what I read). She also did a brief reality tv stint on hairdressing for Comic Relief or something.

Raef Byajou did Come Dine With Me and then Coach Trip.

Kate Walsh presented the Channel 5 news show and is not on OK! TV.

Chris Bates wanted to be a supermodel but don't know what happened to him after that.

Really? He was good-looking but his hairline had already started to recede...

Chris Bates - "Let's face it, anyone who gets a First in his degree and works at banking giant JP Morgan is never NOT going to be horribly successful. Having rubbed shoulders with Lord Sugar, Chris is now employed by another famous business guru, Dragon's Den's James Caan, as an investment analyst. "

http://www.virginmedia.com/tvradio/t...ow.php?ssid=20

Other bits of interest from that site...

Liz from last year
- "After The Apprentice, Liz tasted the celebrity life (if modelling clothes on This Morning counts) but has since returned to business, bagging a plum job at a finance company co-founded by famed property developer Christian Candy. Who needs Sugar when you have Candy?"

Yasmina who won a couple of yrs ago
- "Since bagging her dream job, Yasmina's faded from the media glare somewhat. Saying that, she did hit the headlines again after an allegedly whirlwind romance with a colleague led to her becoming pregnant. Wonder which of them broke the news to Lord Sugar…"

Debra from the same year
"Lord Sugar may have passed her up, but Debra's still in business, working as a commercial manager. She did get some (literal) exposure in the tabloids, though, when snaps of her stint as a wannabe lingerie model were leaked. We wonder if they were suitably appraised by Nick Hewer?"


So is Yasmina still worign for him or joined the likes of Tim, Michelle, Lee etc who have all quit and moved on?? Maybe alan sugars trying to refill the same post every year because they keep leaving??!

http://theinternetforum.co.uk/taxonomy/term/73

Simon quit Sugar properties in April 2010.
Tre
Kristina lost her property job in 2008 after one year due to property collapse.

Katie Hopkins in a serial dismissal.....

James Max and Lucinda Ledgerwood jointly hold the record for the most team wins (8 out of 10), a record Helen on 8 out of 8 now looks poised to break.

Post-Apprentice James looks the most solid as a consistent radio and TV presenter specialising in property. In this role he would appear to remain a relaxed if respected expert rather than progressing like a driven Sugar-style multimillionaire.

Found this hyperlinks shortcut to Apprentice alumni:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...candidates_(UK)

Miriam (the one who got away in series 1) runs a "consultancy business" (although what, exactly, it does is a little vague on her website). Possibly more significantly, she's flogging an e-book on how to get on to The Apprentice, through this cheap and tacky site: http://www.applyfortheapprentice.co.uk/

Her home page points to another e-book about how to get on to any reality TV programme, but that link just leads to a "website does not exist" message.

Oooops, apologies. Got him mixed up with Alex Wotherspoon. Both were hot, but Chris was hotter! Mmmmm.

Ah, that makes more sense. Chris is NOT supermodel material, LOL.

Chris over Alex anyday for me, supermodel or not. Gosh, I'm having a hot flush just at the thought of that hairy chest. Time for a cold shower me thinks.

Mimi you are very sensuous, my glasses are steaming up.

I would guess Kate Walsh has earned more money than any of them

You sure you don't wanna join me for a cold shower? LOL Just kidding. Seriously though, Chris is hot.

Chris Bates is an Investment Analyst www.chriswbates.com

Saira Khan is a BBC presenter

Lee McQueen has recently started a business - Raw Talent Academy

Raef http://knightayton.co.uk/Male-Clients/Bjayou-Raef.html

Rather sad that none of them seem to be running any business other than some kind of agency or one man band promotional/inspirational speaking outfit.

At the moment is seems that Susan, Tom and Leon are actually more successful businesspeople than any of the winners mentioned here.

I'd love to know if any candidates from any series are now running businesses (other than those of the type mentioned above) that they were not running before they were on TA.

Beat the Boss. That was a really good show.

Michelle runs
http://www.chiconomise.com/
and
http://www.likebees.com/
and
http://thedailychic.com/
she talks about what she does at http://www.michelledewberry.com/?page_id=9

She also done quite a lot of mainly business items for TV radio and newspapers
http://www.waterstones.com/waterston...sible/5636257/
She's also written a book.

It was recently reported that Stella English considered her role at Viglen as a glorified PA; confronted LS about the situation and now works for him in another of his companies, Youview.

Liz Locke had a lucky escape.

Did people not see my controversial post about a month ago

In any case Stella is now back working with Sir/Lord/His Holiness Sugar.

I'd missed it back then but seen it now, thanks.