A fresh batch of candidates are currently competing to win a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar in the 20th series of the long-running BBC show The Apprentice.
First broadcast in the UK in February 2005, following the success of the American version featuring a certain Donald J. Trump, The Apprentice is one of the Beeb’s most successful shows.
Originally aired on BBC 2 it soon made the transition to BBC One, as viewers became hooked on the tasks set by Amstrad founder Alan (now Lord) Sugar.
Season 20 of the show launched on Thursday, January 29, at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Whoever succeeds in ‘the ultimate job interview’ will receive a cool quarter-of-a-million pound investment, along with mentorship from Lord Sugar himself.
But what are they asking Lord Sugar to stump up the money for? Here are all 20 candidates - and their all-important business plans.
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13. Nikki Jetha
Nikki is a mortgage broker from Essex. She'd use Lord Sugar's investment to open a digital-first mortgage brokerage offering radically transparent, expert-led advice to underserved buyers and home movers in the UK. | BBC/Naked (A Freemantle Label)/Ray Burmiston
14. Pascha Myhill
Pascha is a recruitment consultant from Berkshire. She needs money for her recruitment company that sepcialises in private healthcare including care homes, supported living services, domiciliary care providers and nurseries. | BBC/Naked (A Freemantle Label)/Ray Burmiston
15. Priyesh Bathia
Priyesh is a global account manager from London. He's hoping Lord Sugar's cash could transform his small mobile cocktail bar business. | BBC/Naked (A Freemantle Label)/Ray Burmiston
16. Rajan Gill
Rajan is a pharmaceutical sales specialist from Kent. His business plan revolves around mounting televisions and building media walls in newbuild homes. | BBC/Naked (A Freemantle Label)/Ray Burmiston