So who will be Lord Sugar's next Apprentice? We take a look at finalists Bianca Miller and Mark Wright

PUBLISHED: 22:03, 17 December 2014 | UPDATED: 00:35, 18 December 2014

After 10 weeks of tasks and a series of gruelling interviews, the two finalists going head-to-head in this year's Apprentice final have been revealed.

South Londoner Bianca Miller and Australian Mark Wright will battle it out to become Lord Sugar's next Apprentice during Sunday's final.

The pair are fighting for the chance of Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment in their business plans.

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Who will it be? Bianca Miller and Mark Wright find out they are in the final two in this year's Apprentice final

Bianca and Mark were revealed as the final two after coming across better in the interview round than their boardroom rivals Roisin Hogan, Daniel Lassman and Solomon Akhtar.

With this series starting with a whopping 20 candidates, some viewers have complained they don't know the characters as well as in a previous years.

So with fans waiting until Sunday to find out which hopeful will become Lord Sugar's next business partner, we take a look at the final two.

Bianca and Mark go head to head in The Apprentice final

MARK WRIGHT

Is he the Wright man for the job? Australian-raised Mark Wright

Age: 24

Lives: In London, but grew up in Australia

Previous role: Sales manager - digital marketing

Best business skill: 'I'm very good communicator, good at managing people, sales is my ultimate strength, that is what I was born to do.'

Worst business skill: 'I have no bad business skills.'

Worst personal qualities: 'I'd like to think I don't have any... but people would say I'm arrogant and I don't accept other people's opinions. I can also be grumpy in the morning.'

Brought back into the boardroom: Twice, in Week 7 and Week 10

Served as Project Manager: Once, in Week 7

Business plan: Advanced digital marketing company

BIANCA MILLER

Is is Miller time? Bianca Miller is gunning to be Lord Sugar's next business partner

Age: 25

Lives: London

Previous role: Owner of a personal branding company

Best Business skill: 'I live by the motto "It's nice to be important, but it's important be nice."'

Worst business skill: 'I can be very hard on myself and can get emotional when things are going wrong or in a direction I don't agree with.'

Role model: 'Oprah Winfrey. She exhibits the type of business attributes and influence that I would like to convey, she inspires and influences people to do and be better.'

Brought back into the boardroom: Once, in Week 5

Served as Project Manager: Once, in Week 7

Business plan: Hosiery for different skintones and shapewear for all sizes of women

The final of The Apprentice is on Sunday 21 December on BBC1 at 9pm.

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