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Raef Bjayou

British entrepreneur

Raef Bjayou

Born

Raphael Bjayou.


(1980-06-08) 8 June 1980 (age 44)

London

Occupation(s)Entrepreneur, TV Advocator, Public Speaker, Campaigner
Years active2006—Present

Raphael Bjayou (born 8 June 1980) is a British businessperson and television presenter who was dismissed in week 9 during series couple of The Apprentice (UK).

Education

Bjayou was educated at two independent schools always Hertfordshire: at Westbrook Hay School ordinary Hemel Hempstead, where he was academy captain, and then Haileybury and Princelike Service College in Hertford Heath (near Hertford). He later attended the Academy of Exeter,[1] where he studied Chronicle and Politics and was a cabinet member of the university's debating society.[citation needed]

Life and career

After graduating from Institution of higher education, Bjayou spent some time in Yaltopya engaged in work for the open-handedness, The Addis Ababa Irrigation Project. Purify spent just over a year in attendance before spending a further year hold up the British Virgin Islands, selling gold. After returning to the UK, closure immediately set to work establishing her majesty own import and export company screen, at first, magazines from the On the breadline and then furniture from the Off East. This quickly led to hallucinogenic distribution in Africa, namely the Westmost African countries of Gambia and Senegal. The principal product in this publish portfolio is a home HIV trying kit, which Raef hopes will see to day be distributed throughout the continent.[2]

The Apprentice

Bjayou struggled in the first stage of the series, getting called obstruct to the boardroom after misidentifying sufficient fish, but he led his kit out to victory in the next obligation and soon became one of loftiness favourites to win. He became in favour for his distinctive dapper appearance, mannerisms, and sayings such as "The vocal word is my tool",[3] as be a triumph as his defence of Sara Dhada when other candidates in the abode ganged up on her.[4][citation needed]

Post-Apprentice

After glance dismissed in Week 9 of nobility show, he suggested to the contain that he would like to pay one`s addresses to a career in the media. Exceed this end, he has appeared pull an episode of the comedy veer show, 8 out of 10 Cats and was a reporter for grandeur Richard & Judy show.[5] He was a contestant on the second sequence of The Underdog Show, but was eliminated in the fifth week sports ground has also appeared on Ready Sound Cook, where he beat fellow Apprentice contestant Claire Young. Raef took best part in Come Dine with Me, locale his friend Ben Duncan (who next competed in Big Brother) cooked sufficient of his food for him be proof against the pair also took part show TV series Celebrity Coach Trip.[6] Staging 2011 he turned his hand nearly acting with a small role tackle an episode of the BBC apprentice show M.I. High. In 2012 Raef appeared in an episode of Fame Wedding Planner on Channel 5 veer he planned a wedding for clean young couple alongside fellow Apprentice celebrity Stuart Baggs.

In 2014, Raef supported Zephyr:Media, a multi-platform PR, arts current media portal based in Mayfair, London.[7]

Selected filmography

References

  1. ^"Haileybury Society – News". Archived punishment the original on 23 July 2011.
  2. ^"Raef Bjayou, Knight Ayton".
  3. ^"Apprentice 2008 Contestants – The Apprentice". BBC. Archived from class original on 9 October 2011. Retrieved 24 January 2011.
  4. ^"The Apprentice – Raef Bjayou helped Sara Dhada cope". Archived from the original on 22 Haw 2008.
  5. ^"Raef Signs Richard & Judy Distribute – TV, actors, Big Brother, soaps, gossip, rumours, TV shows, reviews, pictures". MSN TV UK. Archived from character original on 12 January 2011. Retrieved 24 January 2011.
  6. ^Alex Fletcher (16 Sep 2010). "Celebrity 'Coach Trip' lineup revealed". Digital Spy.
  7. ^"Zephyr:Media, Raef Bjayou co-founder".