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WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Every winner of 'The Apprentice' and 'Celebrity Apprentice'
WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Every winner of 'The Apprentice' and 'Celebrity Apprentice'
Pat RalphJul 3, 2018, 18:47 IST
Donald Trump promotes his reality show "The Apprentice" in 2012.Getty
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Before President Donald Trump entered the White House, the former businessman gained popularity hosting a pair of reality TV shows, "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice".
Each show ran for seven seasons with Trump leading the way before he announced his plans to run for president. "The New Celebrity Apprentice" continued for one more season with former California Gov. and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger as the face of the show, but it was canceled after the season concluded.
In the early days, "Apprentice" contestants who didn't hear "You're fired!" from Trump got to work as an executive vice president of the Trump Organization for a year.
It's been 14 years since the show premiered on NBC. Here's what all the winners of "The Apprentice" and "Celebrity Apprentice" are up to now.
Rancic became a motivational speaker and a brand ambassador for Rogaine.
He has also hosted and appeared on several TV shows talking about entrepreneurship and has written four books, including a New York Times best-seller called "You're Hired".
Rancic is also a restaurant owner, philanthropist, and real estate developer.
He and his wife, E! host Giuliana Rancic, started an app called Pear to provide parents with answers to their questions and concerns about raising children.
Perdew now serves on the advisory board of The Code of Support Foundation, which provides assistance to members of the military and veterans.
He has been a life-long entrepreneur and is currently the CEO of Moonshots Capital, a hedge fund that invests in technology startups and companies started by veterans.
Perdew also serves on several other company boards, and frequently gives public speeches on leadership, technology, and career development.
Before that, he worked for GE, AT&T Bell Laboratories, and Lucent Technologies, plus started four other business ventures. Pinkett is also a public speaker and has appeared on a variety of TV shows.
He wrote a book, and his writings have also appeared in many academic papers and articles. Lastly, Pinkett is actively involved in a wide variety of non-profits and foundations.
Yazbeck started his own telecommunications company called Wavsys. His company has appeared on Inc.'s list of "Fastest Growing Companies in America".
The British government gave him Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2014. Yazbeck has also appeared on multiple TV shows and is actively involved with charity.
He has worked closely with the Voices for Children Foundation, which helps children who are in foster care and have been victims of abuse.
Schaeffer has spent the majority of her professional career as a TV and YouTube host.
She was a correspondent for the TV Guide Channel and, with her background in law, hosted a web series called "Know Your Rights" to help people better understand the legal system.
Schaeffer is also a motivational speaker who gives talks on gaining success in business.
She wrote a book on achieving business success and is involved with charities that advocate for autism awareness, cancer research, and children's issues.
Kuentzel returned to her legal roots and is now the general counsel and director of advocacy for the San Francisco SPCA, where she oversees all legal affairs and advocacy campaigns.
Television personality and journalist Piers Morgan hosted a primetime show on CNN for three years before returning home to the UK and becoming the host of a show called "Good Morning Britain" on ITV.
He's also one of the 47 people Trump follows on Twitter.
