The Candidates
Both teams, or "corporations", were divided by their gender:
| Team 1 | Team 2 |
|---|---|
| Protégé | Versacorp |
| Candidate | Age | Hometown | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bill Rancic – Cigar Business Owner | 32 | Chicago, Illinois | Hired by Trump |
| Kwame Jackson – Investment Manager | 29 | New York City, New York | Fired in the Season Finale |
| Amelia "Amy" Henry – Account Manager | 30 | Austin, Texas | Fired in week 13 |
| Nick Warnock – Copier Salesman | 27 | Los Angeles, California | |
| Troy McClain – Mortgage Broker | 32 | Boise, Idaho | Fired in week 12 |
| Katrina Campins – Real Estate Agent | 24 | Coral Gables, Florida | Fired in week 11 |
| Heidi Bressler – Senior Account Executive | 30 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Fired in week 10 |
| Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth – Political Consultant | 29 | Washington, D.C. | Fired in week 9 |
| Ereka Vetrini – Marketing Manager | 27 | New York City, New York | Fired in week 8 |
| Tammy Lee – Stockbroker | 36 | Seattle, Washington | Fired in week 7 |
| Jessie Conners – Marketing Firm Owner | 21 | New Richmond, Wisconsin | Fired in week 6 |
| Kristi Frank – Restaurant Owner | 30 | Bel Air, California | Fired in week 5 |
| Bowie Hogg – Account Executive | 25 | Arlington, Texas | Fired in week 4 |
| Sam Solovey – Business Director | 27 | Chevy Chase, Maryland | Fired in week 3 |
| Jason Curis – Real Estate Manager | 24 | Detroit, Michigan | Fired in week 2 |
| David Gould – Venture Capitalist | 31 | New York City, New York | Fired in week 1 |
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