'On lots of shows people don't get on' Karren Brady on lucky dynamic with Apprentice stars

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The Apprentice being no different. Karren has spoken to Express.co.uk about her relationship with her colleagues on the show.Karren has served as Lord Alan Sugar's assistant on The Apprentice since the show’s sixth series in 2009, having replaced Margaret Mountford.Karren sat with Claude Littner, who was an interviewer on the series since its conception, until he was replaced by series winner Tim Campbell this year.Claude was unable to take part in the latest series, after suffering an injury while cycling.Speaking to Express.co.uk about her relationship with her colleagues, she said: "It’s a great show to be part of and we all get on really well."You know, in lot’s of television shows people don’t get on particularly well and in our house we get on very well, we’re very supportive of each other's companies."She continued: "You look back at the previous winners they all run, they employ hundreds of people, have successful businesses, have independence and realise their dream of being a business owner."We believe in the show and what we’re trying to do."Being a strong advocate for female rights, Express.co.uk asked Karren if she felt she needed to push the ladies' confidence in the boardroom in the latest series.She replied: "The one thing they don’t lack on The Apprentice is confidence and whether that’s sometimes misplaced, that's another question altogether."I think the women on The Apprentice this year have done remarkable and are doing very well."Apart from the Apprentice, Karren is also known for her role as vice-chairman of West Ham United, alongside David Gold and David Sullivan.Karren is currently working with Simply Business to help gender bias in the workplace, and offering mentoring sessions to women to help.