Broker Apprentice 2016: The best new scheme in the market - episode five

Broker Apprentice 2016 - Episode 5

The apprentices have their first individual challenge – selling their schemes idea to LV boss Mike Crane.

The six hopefuls in the 2016 Broker Apprentice have their first chance to shine individually outside of the confines of their team.

Each contestant has to pitch a scheme they have created to LV's Mike Crane, Euros Jones and Michael Lawrence.

Which new scheme idea is best researched? Who has the most engaging presentation technique? What will Mike Crane choose to back?

Scheme pitches
Watch on to see the pitches from:

Jonathan Catley on motor fleet Szymon Wloch on fish & chip shops Dean

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