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'''Sean Yazbeck''' is a British-American businessman. He is the founder of multiple [[enterprise software]] and technology services companies.<ref name="Solent University">[https://www.solent.ac.uk/news/school-of-media-arts-and-technology/2018/entrepreneur-and-apprentice-winner-awarded-honorary-degree] Solent University (accessed 1 June 2024)</ref> He is the winner of the [[The Apprentice (US Season 5)|fifth season]] of [[Donald Trump]]'s reality show, ''[[The Apprentice (US TV series)|The Apprentice]]''.<ref name="Aventura Magazine">[https://issuu.com/aventuramagazine/docs/april_avmag_flipbook] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161009134418/https://issuu.com/aventuramagazine/docs/april_avmag_flipbook|date=9 October 2016}} Aventura Magazine (accessed 6 October 2016)</ref>
'''Sean Yazbeck''' (born 1972 in [[London]], [[England]]) is a businessman, actor, and the winner of the [[The Apprentice 5|fifth season]] (2006) of the [[reality show]], ''[[The Apprentice (US TV Series)|The Apprentice]]'', where candidates compete in several tasks on a 15-week "job interview" for a position in one of billionaire [[Donald Trump]]'s companies. He is the first non-[[United States|American]] to be selected during the run of The Apprentice.


== Business ==
As winner of The Apprentice, Yazbeck was selected by Donald Trump to oversee development of the 5 star hotel condominium, [[Trump International Hotel and Tower (SoHo)]], in New York City’s SoHo district. Since taking over the project in mid-2006, Yazbeck’s role has included overseeing negotiations on all acquisitions and purchases for this $500 million project.
After winning [[The Apprentice (US TV series)|The Apprentice]], Yazbeck was selected by [[Donald Trump]] to build [[The Dominick]] (formerly Trump SoHo) a $450 million, [[condo-hotel|hotel condominium]] located in [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]]. <ref name="nydailynews.com">[https://www.nydailynews.com/2017/12/21/trump-soho-signs-come-down-at-newly-christened-dominick-hotel-though-checkered-past-remains/] NYDailynews.com (accessed 1 June 2024)</ref>


Yazbeck later founded the technology services company, Wavsys <ref name="Inc.com">Inc 500 Company Profile –Wavsys (2011). [http://www.inc.com/inc5000/profile/wavsys] Inc.com (accessed 25 August 2011).</ref> which in 2014 was named an 'Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Company in America', with over $100 million per annum in revenue and employing more than 500 employees.<ref name="tmcnet.com" /><ref name="Inc.com_profile">Inc 500 Company Profile –Wavsys (2011). [http://www.inc.com/inc5000/profile/wavsys] Inc.com (accessed 11 March 2014).</ref>
As the national TV and Radio Spokesperson for the Trump Institute, Yazbeck worked with the Trump Institute in 2007 on a project to set-up WAVSYS, a national technical recruitment company. As Founder and CEO, WAVSYS leverages Yazbeck’s 12-years of technical recruitment experience, for which he was awarded the EB1 Green Card for "persons of extraordinary ability" in 2005.


In 2018, ''[[The Wall Street Journal]]'' reported that Yazbeck's [[enterprise resource planning]] (ERP) software, Scopeworker, signed a multi-billion dollar deal with the [[Sprint Corporation]] (now [[T-Mobile US]]) to automate the supplier services for their [[5G]] network build.<ref name="The Wall Street Journal">https://www.wsj.com/articles/PR-CO-20180522-900035 (accessed 12 July 2018){{dead link|date=November 2021}}</ref>
Yazbeck currently lives in [[New York]] and keeps a home in [[Miami Beach]], [[Florida]].<ref name=NBCBio>NBC staff (2006). [http://apprentice.tv.yahoo.com/trump/05/candidates/sean.html Candidates:Sean - Bio] NBC.com (accessed May 22, 2006).</ref>


==Childhood==
== Personal life ==
Yazbeck was born in the [[Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea]] in London to a [[Lebanese Maronite Christians|Lebanese Maronite Christian]] father from the [[Chouf District|Chouf]] and an [[Irish people|Irish]] mother.<ref name="Aventura Magazine" /><ref>{{cite news|last=Ohrstrom|first=Lysandra|date=27 June 2006|title=Trump's latest apprentice has 'Lebaneseness' on his side|url=http://www.1stlebanon.net/lebanon-news/news.php?idactu=1095&debut=0|work=The Daily Star|location=Beirut, Lebanon}}</ref> He attended [[William Ellis School]] in [[Highgate]], London and graduated with a First Class Honors Degree and an Honorary Doctorate (PhD h.c.) in Business from [[Solent University]], [[Southampton]].<ref name="Solent University" /> He was awarded the [[EB-1 visa]] green card for "persons of extraordinary ability" and later became a naturalized US Citizen.<ref name="NBCNEWS.com">[https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/get-green-cards-these-immigrants-must-prove-they-are-extraordinary-flna1c9313571] NBCNews.com (accessed 1 June 2024) </ref><ref name="USCIS.com">[http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=17b983453d4a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=17b983453d4a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120829105120/http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=17b983453d4a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=17b983453d4a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD|date=29 August 2012}} USCIS.com (accessed 17 April 2013)</ref>
Yazbeck was born and raised in [[London, England]]. His mother is [[Irish people|Irish]] and his father is [[Lebanese people|Lebanese]]. Yazbeck's secondary education was at [[William Ellis School]], a [[comprehensive school]] for boys in [[Highgate]]. He later graduated top of his class at [[Southampton Solent University]], with a first-class honours degree in Media with Cultural Studies.


Yazbeck lives in [[Miami Beach]], [[Florida]] and in 2006, the then Mayor of [[Miami-Dade County, Florida]], [[Carlos Álvarez (mayor)]], proclaimed 20 June as "Sean Yazbeck Day" in Miami-Dade County.<ref name="Haute Living Magazine" /> In 2008, in reference to his charity work with [[Voices for America's Children]], the Governor of Kentucky, [[Steve Beshear]], bestowed the honorary title of [[Kentucky Colonel]] on Yazbeck, "in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to the nation."<ref name="Scan of Certificate">(2009). [http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv184/documentsforwikipedia/SeanYazbeckKentuckyColonel.jpg] Scan of Sean Yazbeck's Kentucky Colonel Certificate (accessed 7 June 2009).</ref> In 2014, he was awarded the 'Entrepreneur of The Year Award' at the Business Innovation Awards Gala hosted by [[BritWeek]] and the [[British Government]]'s, [[Department for International Trade]] (previously [[UKTI]]).<ref name="tmcnet.com">[http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2014/03/10/7715712.htm] tmcnet.com (accessed 11 March 2014)</ref> In 2014, ''[[Haute Living]]'' named Yazbeck "one of Miami's most eligible bachelors".<ref name="Haute Living Magazine">[http://hauteliving.com/2014/04/brit-entrepreneur-year-sofi-resident.-thought/469857/] Haute Living Magazine (accessed 5 September 2015).</ref> In 2019, Yazbeck became the benefactor of The Sean Yazbeck Centre for Digital Innovation at Solent University which he opened with the university's Chairman, [[Theo Paphitis]], and where he is a [[visiting lecturer]].<ref name="Daily Echo">[https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/17799853.apprentice-usa-winner-sean-yazbeck-gives-100k-southampton-university-thank/] Daily Echo (accessed 1 June 2024)</ref>
Yazbeck has credited the diversity of cultures in his home town of [[Camden Town]], [[London]] with giving him much of the ability to mirror and adapt to differing people and personalities in business, as on the Apprentice <ref name=TimesOnline>Sunday Times (2006). [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2092-2219970_1,00.html (accessed June 12, 2006)]</ref>


Yazbeck plays [[polo]] for the [[Grand Champions Polo Club]] in [[Palm Beach, Florida]] and is a member of The [[Young Presidents' Organization]] (YPO), a global network of young chief executives.<ref name="tmcnet.com" /><ref name="IMDB.com">IMDB Filmography(2009). [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1579618/] IMDB.com (accessed 11 March 2014).</ref>
==Acting==
In addition to his other work, Yazbeck has acted since he was a child and is a member of the [[Screen Actors Guild]]. It was whilst attending Sylvia Young's Theatre School in London that he made his acting debut at the age of 14 on the [[BBC]] soap opera, ''[[EastEnders]]'' (1985). He later played the lead role in the film [[Night Shift (film 2002)|''Night Shift'']] (2002) which won awards at The Made in Miami Film Festival (2002) and The Palm Beach International Film Festival (2002). His appearance on The Apprentice led to Jeffrey Katzenberg casting Yazbeck in the role of BBQ Barry in the Dreamworks film ''[[Over the Hedge (film)|Over the Hedge]]''.


== ''The Apprentice'' season 5 ==
Since appearing on The Apprentice, Yazbeck has hosted his own show [["Reality Trailblazers"]] on the [[TV Guide Channel]] and has appeared on numerous shows such as [[Miss Universe]], [[MTV Video Music Awards]], [[Live with Regis and Kelly]], [[1 vs. 100]], [[Soap Talk]], [[Identity]] and [[From G's to Gents]].
Yazbeck and [[Piers Morgan]] are the only non-Americans to have won [[Donald Trump]]'s ''[[The Apprentice (US TV series)|The Apprentice]]''. Both are British. Yazbeck was selected to appear on ''The Apprentice'' because he had been awarded the [[EB-1 visa]] green card for "persons of extraordinary ability".<ref name="NBCNEWS.com" /><ref name="USCIS.com" /> He won more tasks than any other ''Apprentice'' candidate and remained unbeaten as Project Manager over the 18 weeks. He was chosen by Trump to be the winner during the show's live finale in Los Angeles. According to Trump, Yazbeck overwhelmingly won the national vote, the first ever conducted for an ''Apprentice'' finale. In the final task, Yazbeck was chosen to oversee a [[Barenaked Ladies]] charity concert, sponsored by [[Pontiac (automobile)|Pontiac]], to benefit the [[WWF (conservation organization)|World Wildlife Fund]]. For winning the final task and being hired as Trump's ''Apprentice'', Yazbeck chose to oversee the [[Trump SoHo]] project, with a one-year contract exceeding [[USD|$]]250,000. He was also given a new [[Pontiac G6]] hardtop convertible, mirroring [[Kendra Todd]]'s reward of a [[Pontiac Solstice]]. Yazbeck returned as a boardroom judge on ''[[The Apprentice 6]]'' (2007), and hosted his own show, ''Reality Trailblazers'', on the [[TV Guide Channel]]. He also appeared on [[Miss Universe]] (as a judge), ''[[Live with Regis and Kelly]]'', [[MTV Video Music Awards]], ''[[1 vs. 100]]'', ''[[Soap Talk]]'', ''[[Identity (game show)|Identity]]'' and [[MTV]]'s ''[[From G's to Gents]]''.<ref name="IMDB.com_profile">IMDB Filmography(2009). [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1579618/] IMDB.com (accessed 7 June 2009).</ref>


==Career==
== References ==
In 2005, Yazbeck was awarded the title of "Person of Extraordinary Ability" by the US government for "international acclaim for extraordinary ability" in technical recruitment.

The "exceptional delivery" of staffing solutions was to the following projects:

[[Ericsson]] (1996-2002)
USA, UK, Russia, China, Mexico, USA, South Korea, Italy, Puerto Rico, Canada

[[Nokia]] (1996-2002)
UK, USA, France, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Israel Venezuela, Colombia, Ireland

[[Orange SA]] (1997-1999)
UK, Switzerland

Viag Interkom ([[Telefónica O2]])(1997-1999)
Germany

[[Nortel Networks]] (1997-2002)
USA, Germany, Brazil

[[Lucent Technologies]] (1997-2002)
USA, UK, Mexico, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan

Sony Mobile R&D ([[Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications]])(1997-1999)
Germany

[[Siemens AG]] (1998-2002)
USA, Germany, Lebanon

[[Qualcomm]] (1999-2001)
USA, Russia, China, Mexico, USA, South Korea, Brazil

France Telecom Mobile (1998-1999)
France, Egypt, Portugal

[[Motorola]] (1999-2006)
USA, Brazil

[[Cingular Wireless]] (2003-2006)
USA

[[T-Mobile]] (2003-2006)
USA

[[Verizon Wireless]] (2003-2006)
USA

==Apprentice Season 5==
Yazbeck was unbeaten as Project Manager and was chosen by Donald Trump to be the next Apprentice during the show's live finale in Los Angeles. According to Trump, Sean overwhelmingly won the national vote, the first ever conducted for an Apprentice finale.

In Week 1 ([[Sam's Club]]), Yazbeck's salesmanship amazed his teammates. This was an important contribution to the team's win, as the opposing team lost by just 3 memberships.

In many tasks, Yazbeck was hard-working and often involved in late night work. This strategy played a major role in the win for Week 10’s [[Hair Cuttery]] event, where a major factor in the win was the attendance of Synergy’s event as compared to that of the opposing team.

In Week 13 ([[Embassy Suites]]), Yazbeck's opponent in the finale of the Apprentice, [[Lee Bienstock]], served as the project manager. Bienstock's win in this task was partially attributed to Bienstock heeding Yazbeck’s fashion sense. One of the judges, [[Ivanka Trump]], a former [[fashion model]], stated that even she learned things about fashion from Sean.

In the final task, Yazbeck was chosen to oversee a [[Barenaked Ladies]] charity concert, sponsored by [[Pontiac]], to benefit the [[WWF (conservation organization)|World Wildlife Fund]]. The judges felt that his choice of teammates and amount of pre-planning was impressive. In a touch that was appreciated by Trump when contrasted with this opponent's failure to do the same in his task, Yazbeck was able to meet Trump’s helicopter, a difficult feat in the context of the overwhelming nature of these final tasks.

For winning the final task and being "hired" as Trump's Apprentice, Sean chose to oversee the [[Trump International Hotel and Tower (SoHo)]], with a starting contract time of one year and a yearly salary exceeding [[USD|$]]250,000. He is currently their Director of Sales. He was also given an immediate reward for being hired by Trump--a new [[Pontiac G6]] Hardtop Convertible, mirroring [[Kendra Todd]]'s reward of a [[Pontiac Solstice]].

==Post-Apprentice==
In reference to his charity work with Voices for Children, on [[January 9]], [[2008]] the Governor of Kentucky, [[Steve Beshear]], bestowed the honorary title of “Kentucky Colonel” on Sean Yazbeck “in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to the nation”
On [[June 20]], [[2006]], the Mayor of Miami Dade County, [[Carlos Alvarez]], proclaimed that day as "Sean Yazbeck Day" in Miami-Dade County.

Since winning The Apprentice, Yazbeck has returned as boardroom judge on [[The Apprentice 6]] (2007) and has hosted his own show "[[Reality Trailblazers]]" on the [[TV Guide Channel]]. He has also appeared on numerous shows such as [[Miss Universe]] (as a judge), [[Live with Regis and Kelly]], [[1 vs. 100]], [[Soap Talk]], [[Identity]] and MTV's [[From G's to Gents]].

He is currently the national TV and Radio Spokesperson for the [[Trump Institute]] and he is also a lecturer at the [[Trump University]].

He is also working on building his own company named "Wavsys"

==See also==
*[[The Apprentice (US TV Series)|The Apprentice]]
*[[The Apprentice (US Season 5)|The Apprentice 5]]

==Footnotes==
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==External links==
== External links ==
* {{imdb name|id=1579618|name=Sean Yazbeck}}
* {{IMDb name|id=1579618|name=Sean Yazbeck}}
* [http://apprentice.tv.yahoo.com/trump/05/candidates/sean.html ''The Apprentice'' Yahoo! Bio]
* {{tvtome person|id=445127}}
* [http://apprentice.tv.yahoo.com/trump/05/candidates/sean.html The Apprentice Yahoo! Bio]
* [http://www.nbc.com/The_Apprentice_5/candidates/bio_sean.shtml ''The Apprentice'' NBC Bio]
* {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100208215309/http://www.trumpuniversity.com/company/faculty.cfm#YazbeckSean |date=8 February 2010 |title=Sean Yazbeck's Faculty Bio at Trump University}}
* [http://www.nbc.com/The_Apprentice_5/candidates/bio_sean.shtml The Apprentice NBC Bio]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070911015813/http://www.nbc.com/The_Apprentice_6/where_are_they_now/sean.shtml ''The Apprentice – Where Are They Now?'' at NBC.com]
* [http://www.trumpuniversity.com/company/faculty.cfm#YazbeckSean Sean Yazbeck's Faculty Bio at Trump University]
* [http://www.nbc.com/The_Apprentice_6/where_are_they_now/sean.shtml ''The Apprentice - Where Are They Now?'' at NBC.com]
* [http://wavsys.com/ Wavsys Website (underconstruction)]


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Latest revision as of 12:45, 1 June 2024

Sean Yazbeck
Born
London, England
Citizenship
  • United States
  • United Kingdom
EducationSolent University (BA)
Websitescopeworker.com

Sean Yazbeck is a British-American businessman. He is the founder of multiple enterprise software and technology services companies.[1] He is the winner of the fifth season of Donald Trump's reality show, The Apprentice.[2]

Business[edit]

After winning The Apprentice, Yazbeck was selected by Donald Trump to build The Dominick (formerly Trump SoHo) a $450 million, hotel condominium located in Manhattan, New York City. [3]

Yazbeck later founded the technology services company, Wavsys [4] which in 2014 was named an 'Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Company in America', with over $100 million per annum in revenue and employing more than 500 employees.[5][6]

In 2018, The Wall Street Journal reported that Yazbeck's enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, Scopeworker, signed a multi-billion dollar deal with the Sprint Corporation (now T-Mobile US) to automate the supplier services for their 5G network build.[7]

Personal life[edit]

Yazbeck was born in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London to a Lebanese Maronite Christian father from the Chouf and an Irish mother.[2][8] He attended William Ellis School in Highgate, London and graduated with a First Class Honors Degree and an Honorary Doctorate (PhD h.c.) in Business from Solent University, Southampton.[1] He was awarded the EB-1 visa green card for "persons of extraordinary ability" and later became a naturalized US Citizen.[9][10]

Yazbeck lives in Miami Beach, Florida and in 2006, the then Mayor of Miami-Dade County, Florida, Carlos Álvarez (mayor), proclaimed 20 June as "Sean Yazbeck Day" in Miami-Dade County.[11] In 2008, in reference to his charity work with Voices for America's Children, the Governor of Kentucky, Steve Beshear, bestowed the honorary title of Kentucky Colonel on Yazbeck, "in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to the nation."[12] In 2014, he was awarded the 'Entrepreneur of The Year Award' at the Business Innovation Awards Gala hosted by BritWeek and the British Government's, Department for International Trade (previously UKTI).[5] In 2014, Haute Living named Yazbeck "one of Miami's most eligible bachelors".[11] In 2019, Yazbeck became the benefactor of The Sean Yazbeck Centre for Digital Innovation at Solent University which he opened with the university's Chairman, Theo Paphitis, and where he is a visiting lecturer.[13]

Yazbeck plays polo for the Grand Champions Polo Club in Palm Beach, Florida and is a member of The Young Presidents' Organization (YPO), a global network of young chief executives.[5][14]

The Apprentice season 5[edit]

Yazbeck and Piers Morgan are the only non-Americans to have won Donald Trump's The Apprentice. Both are British. Yazbeck was selected to appear on The Apprentice because he had been awarded the EB-1 visa green card for "persons of extraordinary ability".[9][10] He won more tasks than any other Apprentice candidate and remained unbeaten as Project Manager over the 18 weeks. He was chosen by Trump to be the winner during the show's live finale in Los Angeles. According to Trump, Yazbeck overwhelmingly won the national vote, the first ever conducted for an Apprentice finale. In the final task, Yazbeck was chosen to oversee a Barenaked Ladies charity concert, sponsored by Pontiac, to benefit the World Wildlife Fund. For winning the final task and being hired as Trump's Apprentice, Yazbeck chose to oversee the Trump SoHo project, with a one-year contract exceeding $250,000. He was also given a new Pontiac G6 hardtop convertible, mirroring Kendra Todd's reward of a Pontiac Solstice. Yazbeck returned as a boardroom judge on The Apprentice 6 (2007), and hosted his own show, Reality Trailblazers, on the TV Guide Channel. He also appeared on Miss Universe (as a judge), Live with Regis and Kelly, MTV Video Music Awards, 1 vs. 100, Soap Talk, Identity and MTV's From G's to Gents.[15]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b [1] Solent University (accessed 1 June 2024)
  2. ^ a b [2] Archived 9 October 2016 at the Wayback Machine Aventura Magazine (accessed 6 October 2016)
  3. ^ [3] NYDailynews.com (accessed 1 June 2024)
  4. ^ Inc 500 Company Profile –Wavsys (2011). [4] Inc.com (accessed 25 August 2011).
  5. ^ a b c [5] tmcnet.com (accessed 11 March 2014)
  6. ^ Inc 500 Company Profile –Wavsys (2011). [6] Inc.com (accessed 11 March 2014).
  7. ^ https://www.wsj.com/articles/PR-CO-20180522-900035 (accessed 12 July 2018)[dead link]
  8. ^ Ohrstrom, Lysandra (27 June 2006). "Trump's latest apprentice has 'Lebaneseness' on his side". The Daily Star. Beirut, Lebanon.
  9. ^ a b [7] NBCNews.com (accessed 1 June 2024)
  10. ^ a b [8] Archived 29 August 2012 at the Wayback Machine USCIS.com (accessed 17 April 2013)
  11. ^ a b [9] Haute Living Magazine (accessed 5 September 2015).
  12. ^ (2009). [10] Scan of Sean Yazbeck's Kentucky Colonel Certificate (accessed 7 June 2009).
  13. ^ [11] Daily Echo (accessed 1 June 2024)
  14. ^ IMDB Filmography(2009). [12] IMDB.com (accessed 11 March 2014).
  15. ^ IMDB Filmography(2009). [13] IMDB.com (accessed 7 June 2009).

External links[edit]

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