Megan Hornby The Apprentice 2023: Who is the East Yorkshire sweet shop owner on the BBC One show?
The Apprentice is a business-style reality game show focussing on a group of aspiring business people who must prove their business savvy, creative and logical minds to win £250,000 investment. Lord Sugar will return to the panel along with his advisors Tim Campbell and Karren Brady to judge the candidates and eventually crown the winner.
There are a remaining five contestants who have made it to The Interview semi-final on the show, including the East Yorkshire sweet shop owner. The show airs every Thursday at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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Hide AdMegan Hornby is among three of this year’s Yorkshire contestants appearing on the show. Here is everything we know about her.
Who is Megan Hornby?
Megan owns a sweet shop and cafe in East Yorkshire and believes she has successfully identified a gap in the market and is running with it.
Her unique selling point is her honesty.
“I think that no matter what situation I am thrown into, I will always give one hundred per cent truth, even if it’s hard to hear. I always believe that honesty is the most important thing in business,” Megan said.
Her biggest weakness is being ‘overly ambitious’.
“I can take too many things on, and sometimes I need to focus on certain aspects,” she said.
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Hide Ad“But it’s just because I’m so passionate about what I do - I just want to take everything on and get involved in as much as I can.”
When asked why she deserves Lord Sugar’s investment, Megan said: “I’ve already proven, at such a young age, that I’m innovative and hard-working.
“I’ve started a business that has a real niche. I’ve found a gap in the market, and I’ve made a success of it so far. I really think that with Lord Sugar’s investment, my business could be nationally recognised.”
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