Tim Campbell

Tim Campbell is a British businessman and entrepreneur who rose to prominence as the first winner of “The Apprentice” in the UK, transitioning from a contestant to Lord Sugar’s trusted advisor and a respected advocate for entrepreneurship and social change. After winning the inaugural series of the BBC show ‘The Apprentice’ in 2005, Tim Campbell went on to establish a distinguished career as a businessman, entrepreneur, and advocate. Prior to his television debut, he honed his strategic skills as a Senior Planner in the Strategy and Service Development directorate for London Underground, having graduated from Middlesex University with a degree in psychology. During his time on ‘The Apprentice,’ Campbell demonstrated exceptional business acumen, volunteering as project manager for the first task and leading his team to victory.

He actively champions apprenticeships and social impact through his involvement with prestigious institutions such as the City of London Education Board and the Lord Mayors Dragon Awards. In 2022, Campbell returned to the program that launched his career, joining ‘The Apprentice’ as Lord Sugar’s trusted aide for the 16th series. He has maintained this prominent advisory position, continuing to observe and provide insightful feedback on candidates’ performance for series 17, 18, and 19 through 2023 and 2024, sometimes stepping in for Claude Littner. Campbell’s sustained presence and comprehensive expertise underscore his enduring influence in both entrepreneurship and media.