The Apprentice Unfinished Business Season 1 Episode 12

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It's down to the wire on The Apprentice: Unfinished Business! In this thrilling Season 1 finale, the remaining contenders face their ultimate test, vying for the coveted title and a chance to prove their entrepreneurial prowess. Get ready for an intense showdown as they prepare a massive product launch for a leading fashion brand.  The pressure is on as the teams strategize and execute their final campaigns. Watch as they navigate the complexities of marketing, branding, and product development under the watchful eyes of the notoriously tough judges. Who will impress with their innovative ideas and leadership skills, and who will crumble under the heat of the boardroom?  This episode is packed with suspense, strategic decisions, and unexpected twists. You'll witness the culmination of weeks of hard work and fierce competition. Tune in to see which entrepreneur's vision prevails and earns them the ultimate victory.  #TheApprentice #RealityTV #Business

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00:00Hello, I'm Angela Scanlon and welcome to Unfinished Business, where the boardroom may be closed

00:05but the buzz of the final is far from over, as we have a winner!

00:09Yes, we do. I have got the first exclusive with Karishma, plus runner-up Pasha will also

00:15be here. Lord Sugar's trusted eyes and ears, Tim Campbell and Baroness Brady, join me to

00:20chat everything from pressure to pitches. And I've finally managed to pin down the busiest

00:25man in business. Lord Sugar sits down with me to reflect on 20 years of The Apprentice

00:31and gives his unfiltered take on our final two. It's time for The Apprentice, Unfinished Business.

00:40It's Tim and Karen, everyone. Welcome. Okay, 12 incredible tasks. It has all come to an end.

00:49The 20th series, there was lots riding on it, expectations. What are your standout moments?

00:56Well, I think for me, it's Hong Kong. I mean, the boardroom there, the scenery, having Alan

01:04there was fantastic. I think it made, I mean, the candidates really weren't expecting that.

01:11It was interesting tasks because obviously, a lot went wrong. But the scenery was fantastic,

01:16the ambience was good. And taking it to a new level, I thought, really made an impact in the

01:22opening episode. Wonderful. What about you, Tim? Standout moments.

01:26Hong Kong was brilliant. It was, as Karen has said. But for me, I was really interested in the

01:31technological elements that we were bringing to the series. The PT one was really...

01:36Yeah, gamified fitness.

01:37I was really looking forward to that. And then we got bombarded with magical frogs.

01:41I don't remember where they came from. So it was standout maybe for the wrong reasons, right?

01:45So I love the fact that every single season, Lord Sugar's keen to push on what is happening in the

01:52real world and bring it into the series. But the candidates sometimes keep bringing the same

01:57mistakes that they bring for some of the series where they have to learn as they do on the task.

02:01Yeah. Oh, so your stink eye doesn't change.

02:03No, no, no. I had to feel what you were saying there, but yes, no, it doesn't change.

02:07I love it. That's also as consistent as Lord Sugar. And lots of familiar faces

02:13from over the past 20 years joined for pitching stages. So we had Nick and we had Margaret,

02:18also had some previous winners, Dean and Ricky and Leah and Tom and Marnie. How was it having,

02:23you know, the alumni so to speak back in one room? Oh, it was great, wasn't it? I mean,

02:29the thing is, everybody gets on so well. And we're all friends. I've been on holiday with Alan.

02:36Claude has been there. Nick has been there. We've all been together. We're all good friends.

02:40Who picks up the cheque, do you mind me asking? Well, I couldn't possibly say. We take it in turns.

02:44Nice, as you should. But it's Alan's boat.

02:48I should put it like that. He's yacht, I should say. The boat is underselling it somewhat.

02:54So no, but everyone gets on well. We all have one thing in common, that we all want to see

02:59the show be a success. We all want to see it as a vehicle for people to get into business.

03:05So

03:05it's great. But you know, I do think that kind of energy in the room and the support and that

03:09sense of,

03:09you know, a young person, Karishma in this case, starting out on their journey to know that actually

03:15you're kind of joining a little family, really. A little club. And it's great to see the candidates

03:19who are coming back and celebrating their fantastically successful business. Look at Dr Leona,

03:24brilliant company. You've got Tom, you've got Ricky Martin. So for those candidates at the final,

03:28to see what they could potentially walk in, I think it upped that level and they really delivered.

03:33It was the beginning of the beginning, not the beginning of the end, right?

03:36Oh, you should trademark that. I know, I should do this.

03:41So normally at this stage of the show, Lord Sugar sends me a little voice note, okay? I've become

03:46very accustomed to them, but this time I caught up with him face to face to reflect on 20 years

03:51of The Apprentice. Let's have a look. Hello, Lord Sugar. Hello. Thank you for joining me today.

03:5820 years in. Right. Did you think you'd get to this point on the show? Honestly speaking, no.

04:06Was it 2005 or something like that? Or 2004 was when we recorded the first one and I thought,

04:13well, it's been great, exciting, interesting, but never ever thought it would run on this long.

04:19Yeah. We've got a picture of you from 2005. Yeah.

04:23Not much has changed. Quite a handsome fellow. I didn't realise that.

04:27I didn't realise that. I mean, the finger's the same, isn't it really?

04:30That's the same. The hairline is pretty good. Yeah, that's true. It's true.

04:34What's the secret? I don't know, really. I do a lot of exercise, I suppose, and running businesses.

04:42Keeps you fresh. It feels like there's been a change in that initially you were looking for an

04:49apprentice, somebody who'd work, you know, under you, so to speak. Now we're looking for entrepreneurs.

04:54Has that massively changed the game for you? The original format was that people would come

05:01to work for me and I would give them a six-figure job, OK? And back in 2005,

05:07a six-figure job was quite a lot of money. And so you can imagine the kind of resentment and

05:15possible

05:16disruption that it caused within my company. So I changed it after about series six to this 50-50

05:24business deal, which is great. That's what's really kept me at it. So the calibre of the winners

05:30are different because they're entrepreneurs. They're my partners. And as I say to them, look,

05:38you're the expert. You're the one who knows what you're supposed to be doing in this business. I'm

05:43just there to tell you what not to do. So are you looking for someone who compliments you or are

05:49you

05:49kind of looking for a person that you think, oh, that's a bit of me? No. No. No, a bit

05:55of me.

05:55You won't find a bit of me anywhere. One of a kind. No. No, I'm looking for someone who's got

06:03that

06:04entrepreneurial spirit, some spark of brilliance, if you like. This year, two brilliant finalists

06:12to pick between and you have officially hired Karishma as your next business partner. How close

06:17was it between herself? It's always close. If ever there's a feeling of guilt that I have,

06:25it is telling one of them that they've not won. And as far as Pasha is concerned, she's very young.

06:32So she's got a lot to look forward to, quite frankly. And she's done tremendously well to get

06:38through at that age. And what was it about Karishma's businessman that gave her the edge?

06:43Well, cosmetics is one of my favourite subjects. One of my first businesses that I went into as a

06:50young man was cosmetics simply because, how can I put this in the nicest possible way, the margins are

06:58tremendously high. Yes. So something that costs 10 pence, for example, can end up being sold for

07:05two pounds. And the other thing is, is that she's, you know, she's a scientist. Social media influence.

07:13Social media influence. Stand up comedian, frankly. Yeah. At the final, she made everybody laugh.

07:20Yeah. Which is great. She shows she's got a personality and she's really a grafter. She really

07:26is. And that's what I like about her. In terms of expansion and the next steps in the partnership,

07:32what happens? Well, basically, she's going to have to sit down and listen to what I would like her to

07:38do. And that is to spread the portfolio. She cannot succeed with one product only. She needs a range of

07:46products. The next thing and the most important thing is, who's she going to sell it to? How's she

07:52going to go about selling it? And I think she's a big TikTok influencer. I don't know whether that's

08:00enough. Possibly it could be. And I'll be guided by her. She tells me it is. But, you know, I've

08:09had

08:09other experiences in the cosmetics business with previous candidates of The Apprentice that have sold

08:18cosmetics in a different way. Maybe we could always adapt the ways of selling. So more products

08:28products and methodology of selling. Brilliant. Well, thank you so much. I know you're a busy

08:33man. It was a pleasure. Yeah, great. And you're doing a great job. Thank you very much. Really

08:37enjoy it. It's like this casual kind of approach. It's great. Yeah. Thank you. And you brought your

08:42smart casual today. So we appreciate the tone. Okay. All right. Good. Okay. Well, enough about Lord Sugar's

08:49Cardigan. What did you make of the final two? Two fabulous, professional, young women making their

08:58way in the world with real personality, real passion, real desire to be successful. They found

09:05something they're good at and they want to open a business to work hard, to have control over their

09:11life, to have their independence and open their own business. And I think it's wonderful.

09:14Was there a moment for you, Tim, that you thought, oh, these two, these could be our final two?

09:20I think what I've definitely learned alongside Bernice Brady is that you can never predict what's

09:25going to happen because the candidates grow throughout the process. And some people start

09:29up here and they make a mistake. They learn from that and they come back again. But I think seeing

09:34them on the first show in Hong Kong, I remember seeing Karishma running up and down the street and

09:40thinking she doesn't really like this, but she's giving a hundred percent. And that was really

09:44important. And then you had Pasha with lots of energy wanting to try everything. And what we always

09:49say around good candidates, and you see it with Dean who won last year, who had an established

09:53business, very similar to the Karishma. And then we've had younger candidates as well. What we're

09:57actually looking for is people who give a hundred percent because you're in unfamiliar territory.

10:02Definitely so with Hong Kong when they started out and through every single task. But if you're willing to

10:07try really hard, that's probably a good indicator. Both of them did that from the very beginning.

10:11Okay, well, it is time to welcome our fabulous runner-up, Pasha, who may not have secured the

10:16investment, but with wisdom beyond her years, she certainly made her mark in the process.

10:20Let's remind ourselves of why she is one of our final two.

10:24Hello, everyone. It is an absolute pleasure to be here today. Now, I started in recruitment as a rookie

10:31three years ago. And three years later, I'm stood here on this stage, the youngest ever candidate to

10:38be here at 21. So it's an honour and a dream come true. My passion for the recruitment world is

10:45unlike

10:45no other. I live and breathe this job. It's Pasha, everybody. Hello. Thank you for having me.

10:53This is a glow up. We're into it. You entered my globe. I've changed my look. I'm in my alter

10:58ego

10:59persona now. The red hair. Yeah. Yeah. Bit of a change. Once you go red, you never go back.

11:04That is true. Or something like that. I'm not planning on going back.

11:07I love that. The adaption. The adaption. Yeah.

11:11Two redheads opposite each other. Absolutely. Yeah. Somewhere a vortex is opening. Okay.

11:19Congratulations, Pasha, on making it to the final two. How was it watching that back?

11:24Emotional. I actually got really emotional watching it back. It's such an amazing moment.

11:29And I'm so grateful for the opportunity. And I think being the youngest to ever go to the final,

11:35for me, I did have a lot of pressure on my back. But ultimately watching it back, I was like,

11:41yeah,

11:41I did well for myself. I'm really, really proud. I mean, age aside, you did incredibly well. And

11:47obviously your age came up quite a bit. Was there any part of you that felt like actually

11:53that allowed you to be underestimated a bit? Definitely underestimated. I think walking in

11:58at the beginning and it being a known fact that I was the youngest in the room, people definitely

12:03underestimated me, but that just gave me the push to show them otherwise. And I'm a big person for age

12:10is

12:10just a number. So don't underestimate me because that will show you. I also think there's something

12:16about the kind of spark and the wild naivete maybe that comes with being younger, where you don't

12:24adhere to the rules, the so-called rules. You're maybe less encumbered by the rules.

12:29I think your age wasn't the factor. The reality was that you came in, you were fierce from beginning,

12:35you stood your ground and you weren't ever willing or shy of defending your position. So I think people

12:40from day one had to respect you. And I think what you show, hopefully lots of young women who are

12:44watching, that you should stand in your own power from beginning, make no excuses and just deliver,

12:49not be judged by anyone else's standard, by the standards you set yourself.

12:52Yeah, that was the goal. It's also quite liberating because

12:55you've nothing to lose and everything to gain. So all you have to do is try your best, keep your

13:02focus,

13:03show what you're good at and everything is an opportunity. And I think that's how I saw you

13:08approach it. And I presume you learnt quite a lot through the process, did you?

13:13So much. Absolutely so much. Not only in the business world, but in myself and personal growth.

13:17What you're capable of.

13:18Yeah. My mum always says, have your wits about you. And I always have my wits about me. And

13:23actually, after the first boardroom, I had a lot of candidates come up to me and say,

13:27hey, the way that you spoke up in the boardroom really allowed me to enter that sort of more

13:31dominant persona, which they didn't have to begin with. So that was really nice to hear from people

13:38that are a lot older than me and have a lot more business experience was, yeah, really nice.

13:42Let's talk about your business rebrand.

13:46Yes. Because we went from the controversial maybe and call, which you were quite steadfast in

13:53to real approach recruitment. Do you stand by dropping Ann now?

13:58I completely stand by dropping Ann. Initially, I was, yeah, I was like, I'm not moving away from

14:04this. I want it to be named after me. It's personable. And ultimately, obviously, if you're

14:08calling up care homes, calling up candidates, they know straight away, oh, Ann's calling. And it's,

14:13it's personable. But then not only did it sound like a body part, which probably isn't the best

14:18thing to hear. But actually, until she said it, I never heard it.

14:22Now I can't get out of my head. Yeah, but dropping it down to actually something that told a story

14:28at the end of the day. And that is what I wanted to pursue telling a story. They know what

14:33we do

14:33straight away. It's a real approach. But you had the support of some familiar faces. Obviously,

14:39you went straight with Megan, your bestie. Was it great having her there for emotional support at

14:44this pivotal time? Yeah, throughout the house, we just clicked straight away. And we are very,

14:50very close now. She's one of my closest friends. So yeah, having her back was amazing. Got emotional

14:55after the pitch. It meant as much as her than it did to me as well. And she really came

15:01across.

15:01Yeah, she could see how much I wanted there as well. So yeah, it was great to have familiar faces.

15:07I think I picked a good team. They were brilliant. They really helped.

15:11How did they do on the ad side of things?

15:15Seeing the ad, I think they smashed it because they really did tell the story of what I wanted

15:19them to capture. And it's about the struggles and about having, you know, the real approach and us

15:24being there and actually being face to face with managers.

15:28In the boardroom, you were very clear that you're going to go ahead with the business,

15:32regardless of investment. Is that still the case?

15:35It is definitely still the case because I have a passion for it. And I don't want to stop doing

15:40it

15:40because this is what I'm made to do. And the care industry is very important to me. So yeah,

15:45100% I'm going to do it. Maybe a few years. I think I'm going to take a step back,

15:50enjoy recruitment and billing and doing what I do best for a while.

15:54And understand the industry. Understand the industry and actually the management side of

15:59things because I am young. I haven't been in that management side of the business. So yeah,

16:0525, that's what I've said. By 25, I'm going to have my own company.

16:09It was a very close decision, Lord Sugar said. What will you take away from the experience?

16:15Honestly, like my life will change because of the experience now. And I really do feel a lot

16:20more positive about going into the big wide world in business because of this. It's yeah,

16:25it's made a big difference to how I see things now. And standout moments.

16:31I think honestly, getting to the final and actually having that one on one time with Lord Sugar

16:36to pitch myself to him and for him to see that was obviously my highlight. And then

16:44I'd probably say Egypt was one of my favourite tasks. You loved Egypt.

16:48I loved Egypt. You and that little buggy turn around the desert.

16:51It was fab. She was living her best life.

16:53When can you ever say that you've done a tour in the desert in Egypt?

16:56And called it a work day. I know. Yeah, it was fabulous.

16:59And obviously meeting Megan was just the cherry on the cake.

17:03Pasha, honestly, such a pleasure, an absolute incredible achievement to land as runner up.

17:08And you've been amazing to watch. Thank you.

17:10And we wish you all the best in the future. Pasha, everybody. Thank you.

17:15Well done.

17:17Now, it is time to welcome our winner of The Apprentice 2026.

17:21She lit up the room with her comedic wit, her powerful storytelling and her business brilliance.

17:25It can only be Karishma. Let's relive her winning pitch.

17:29Believe it or not, that is what my skin looked like when I was 18 years old.

17:33And it completely consumed me. I had acne. I had scarring. I was so insecure.

17:39And I turned to pretty much every skincare brand out there.

17:43A lot of you are sitting in the audience here today.

17:44So, thank you for supporting me on my skin journey.

17:47Unfortunately, nothing worked for too long.

17:57It's Karishma, everybody!

18:02Our winner of The Apprentice Series 20. It's a big one.

18:06It is a big one.

18:08You're speechless for the first time.

18:10I am speechless. And I do just really want to say, I'm in awe of everything that you guys have

18:15created.

18:16And I can't even believe that I get to sit on the same round table as you guys.

18:21Like, my life is going to change from this point on.

18:23And I owe it to a lot of people in this room. So, thank you so much.

18:26And you deserve it. Thank you.

18:27So, never feel that you don't deserve a seat here. You absolutely do.

18:31So, don't ever apologise for being in the room.

18:34There was loads of moments where you said something nice about me, Baroness Brady.

18:37And I was just shocked. Like, I relive it in my head all the time.

18:41Because when it comes from another woman in business, firstly.

18:44But just Baroness Brady itself, it blows my mind.

18:48It just...

18:49Now you've won. You can call me Karen.

18:52Is that what it takes?

18:53There it goes.

18:54Is that on camera?

18:56It's a very select few who can call her Karen.

18:59That's insane. Thank you so much.

19:01Has it sunk in?

19:02No. Not at all. Not at all. Not even a single percent.

19:06But a few years ago, I went to a psychic who told me a white man will change my life.

19:11And I always thought it was my partner.

19:13And then I realised that this is probably my prophecy coming true.

19:16But I just think...

19:17Can I have a number?

19:17You absolutely can.

19:20This was never written in the stars for me or in the cards for me.

19:24I just didn't see it happening for me.

19:26And I have said this before.

19:27I just...

19:28The Apprentice was something that never crossed my mind.

19:30It fell in...

19:32I had to do it because I had no money left.

19:34So it was like, I'm gonna do this and I'll probably go home after Hong Kong.

19:38And I ended up making it here.

19:40And I'm just so happy that Lord Sugar chose me.

19:44It's so interesting, your perception of how you performed and appeared in the series

19:50versus the reality, I think.

19:52Because from the very beginning, it felt like you did not come to play.

19:56There was no intention of you leaving after Hong Kong or any other time.

20:00Did that feel like...

20:01Was that you trying to convince yourself?

20:03For a long time, I've needed to turn my life around.

20:06And I put every single night into it, every single moment I can,

20:09into turning this business into a success.

20:11So when I say in business, I have no fear.

20:15But in life, I'm just a very regular person.

20:18And I just cannot believe this is my life right now.

20:21Thank you guys for having me.

20:23I love you.

20:24I love you.

20:24Let's remind ourselves, just so you know, it actually did happen.

20:27Yeah.

20:27Here's your winning moment.

20:30The conclusion is...

20:33..that I'll be investing in...

20:38...Karishma.

20:39Oh, amazing.

20:40Thank you so much, Lord Sugar.

20:42I absolutely won't let you down.

20:43I came in with a very big dream.

20:45I need you by my side to make it happen.

20:47And I will absolutely not let you down in this process.

20:50Congratulations, Karishma.

20:51Thank you. Well done, Karishma.

20:52Thank you so much.

20:53OK.

20:54Thank you so much.

20:56You've both been incredible in the process.

20:58Off you go.

20:59Thank you. Thank you, Barnes Brady.

21:01Thank you, Tim.

21:03A winner!

21:05I believe you two.

21:07Well deserved.

21:08And I believe you when you say you won't let them down.

21:10Yeah, I won't.

21:11But I'm glad Lord Sugar saw it in me.

21:14And, you know, he said that, you know, it's hard to be a bit of him

21:18and you have to really impress him.

21:19And that was like me from the beginning.

21:22How do I make myself noticed?

21:23Because sometimes I'm a bit shy.

21:25I'm a bit quiet.

21:25I'm a bit introverted.

21:27Really?

21:28Yeah.

21:29I am.

21:30I feel like in the house as well.

21:31Like a lot of people wrote me off from the beginning.

21:34This is the thing.

21:34We were seeing you and we felt that you had this larger than life personality.

21:39The important thing I felt was that you made your work do the talking.

21:43It wasn't about what you look like.

21:45It was like, look at the results.

21:47This is what I do.

21:48You led with the fact that you were clever.

21:49You were smart.

21:50You were articulate.

21:51And you weren't going to just take the easy route from Hong Kong.

21:53When you were doing the negotiation, making that silly song, right?

21:56Right through to the very end.

21:58Look up.

21:58Mojang.

21:59It's still a good song.

22:00It's still a good song.

22:01You were.

22:01I stand by it.

22:03Yeah.

22:04But you were a grafter and I think Lord Sugar saw that from the beginning

22:07and really values that work ethic.

22:09But also you managed from the get-go to show your personality.

22:13So many of those tasks were kind of like a bit of me.

22:17And when I was explaining the task, Lord Sugar would say,

22:19this is what you're doing this week.

22:20I would sit there thinking, I've somehow managed to get lucky again this week.

22:25But I also realised I'm incredibly adaptive.

22:28I didn't know that about myself.

22:30Honestly, I came here and I'm like, wait, I know how to get doughnuts.

22:33I know how to communicate with people in Arabic.

22:37Like the two, three words I knew came in handy in Egypt.

22:40Like you really have to adapt.

22:41And I saw that side of me come out.

22:44And now every single day in business, I think if this was a task, how do I win?

22:47From like, I did an exhibition recently where I was selling

22:50and pulling people out of a crowd of 3,000 to sell.

22:53And I had my biggest, most successful weekend ever,

22:55a 20 grand weekend, which I've never had ever.

22:57And that was what I learned from selling flowers in the market.

23:00So this is going to be the reason I make it.

23:04This process, those 12 weeks.

23:06Let's talk Be The Sun.

23:08Because much like the other challenges that you led,

23:11you went in with an absolutely crystal clear vision on this one.

23:14Did it go the way you imagined?

23:16It went better than I imagined.

23:18My team was so solid.

23:20There was no ego there.

23:21This is a combined dream now.

23:23We have to take it to the win.

23:24And I was honoured to have those people on my team.

23:27They did better than I could have anticipated.

23:28And I had Rothner by my side.

23:30That girl knows skincare inside out, just like me.

23:33So that was probably an insane match.

23:36That's why it went well.

23:37And I was very proud of it.

23:39Lord Sugar was not convinced on the name.

23:42How does that work out?

23:43Well, it's gone. If he doesn't like it, it's done.

23:45You really impressed from the get go with that confidence that we all saw.

23:49But you mentioned Rothner.

23:52And when she left the process, I think I was certainly surprised.

23:55I think others were surprised by your response to her leaving and the significance you placed

24:00on her as a kind of partner in your corner and how she got you through the process.

24:07It's crazy how much you emotionally start depending on people in the process,

24:10because you are tested in all ways that you can imagine.

24:14And for me, as a person, it's always been a little bit harder to make friends.

24:18I feel like I'm a little bit different.

24:19And sometimes it's harder for me to make friends.

24:21But I think Rothner saw that I need her.

24:24She needs me.

24:25And we really got each other through it.

24:27Your dad was a kind of driving force and, you know, came up as the kind of inspiration

24:35and that like energy, I think, that was ever present, really.

24:40Mm-hmm.

24:40I always say, you know, Lord Sugar will teach me the ropes when my dad invented the ropes.

24:44So he honestly deserves all the praise in the world.

24:47That man changed my life and I have to do the same for him.

24:50And I will. I will.

24:52And this whole thing was so that I could just get us a home.

24:55And I hope that it's in the cards for us now because we deserve it.

24:59We've worked very hard.

25:00We've been hustling.

25:01When The Apprentice first promo came out and it was Hustlers Gonna Hustle,

25:05I said, OK, well, that's my line.

25:07I've been saying this.

25:08You know, I don't, I'm not, you know, I'm rough around the edges.

25:12But it sells. Realness sells.

25:14It was very clear that you had a very solid foundation because, as you said,

25:20there was a lot happening in through the process.

25:22You knew the North Star for yourself, where it was supposed to be.

25:26And every time you'd come up, whether it was your playing with your fingers

25:29or saying your affirmations to yourself, we were always seeing these little,

25:32little things that you did.

25:33And actually, it always powered you onto the next stage.

25:36And that's really, really important for people to understand.

25:41Karen, what do you think gave Karishma the edge for Lord Sugar?

25:45I think he absolutely saw your drive and your passion.

25:50I think he liked the fact that you turned your hand to everything that was put at you.

25:55And that you had some real wins.

25:58I mean, I'm talking about wins where the reason that task was won was because of you.

26:04And in some cases, only because of you.

26:08And at this level, as an investor, when you're investing in someone,

26:11it's not so much the idea as the person.

26:15And I think he saw that whatever you do, you're going to do it well.

26:19You're going to make him proud, as you've made yourself and your family proud.

26:22And you're not going to let him down.

26:24Thank you, Baroness Brady.

26:26It has been an absolute pleasure watching you, to use Karen's term, boss it from the beginning.

26:32So many of the tasks and strutting, not walking, never walking away with the investment.

26:38£250,000, it is a life changing amount of money.

26:44I mean, I feel like this is, it's just the beginning, right?

26:47Absolutely. I feel like this is something I needed to accelerate my career.

26:52I always say I needed a miracle. This is why I came here.

26:55Because there are so many beauty brands and so many people trying to do something new.

26:59And I think it does come down to the person.

27:01It really does come down to the reputation you've created in your industry.

27:05Do people buy into what you say? Everything is perception, right?

27:08So I feel like I spent seven years building that online,

27:11only for me to be able to say it confidently in front of Lord Sugar,

27:14this is who you're investing in. And yes, for my brand, this is the very beginning.

27:19And more products are coming, so much is in development, huge campaigns.

27:23I want to really see my brand on billboards grow so quickly.

27:27And be at the top, touch the skies like you guys, see you at the top as well.

27:31Yes.

27:31It would be great. It would be great.

27:33It's been an absolute pleasure. Congratulations once again.

27:37The winner of the Apprentice Series 20, Karishma, everyone.

27:41That is the end of the show and the end of the series.

27:45Thank you so much to the fabulous Karen, to Tim, to our runner-up Pasha,

27:48and of course, to our winner, Karishma.

27:51If you think you have what it takes to be Lord Sugar's business partner,

27:55applications are now open. For more details, head over to bbc.co.uk forward slash apprentice.

28:01After weeks of deals, drama and a whole lot of unfinished business,

28:05it's safe to say, for now at least, business is well and truly done.

28:09I'm Angela Scanlon. Goodbye.

28:35I love you

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