Alan Sugar's CV - Pan Macmillan
An extract from Alan Sugar's CV, taken from his autobiography What You See Is What You Get.
www.panmacmillan.comI don’t have live tool access in this turn, but I can share the latest commonly reported information up to now.
Direct answer:
- Alan Sugar (Lord Sugar) was born on 24 March 1947, which would make him 79 years old in 2026. He is best known as the creator of Amstrad and as the long-time host of The Apprentice in the UK.[3][7]
Recent news notes (highlights commonly reported in 2024–2025):
- Since late 2024 into 2025 there were coverage items about his health updates and mobility after a surgery, with some reports stating he had limited walking capacity for a period. These updates came from entertainment and gossip outlets and reflected ongoing interest in his health and his continued involvement with The Apprentice.[1][2]
- He remains a prominent figure in business and media, with continued public appearances related to The Apprentice franchise and occasional commentary on entrepreneurship.[10][1]
Notes on reliability:
- Entertainment-focused outlets often publish health updates that may be speculative or anonymized; for precise current status, check direct statements from his representatives or official BBC/Apprentice channels.[2][1]
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