| MUMBAI:
Ivanka Trump will join her father Donald Trump who hosts US broadcaster NBC's
business based reality show The Apprentice for boardroom duty on 6 March.
The teams are given their second task -- to generate text messages via
a marketing campaign promoting Gillette's Fusion Razor. The candidates are challenged
as they persuade New Yorkers to text message on their mobile phones. The team
with the most text messages wins. The winning team is rewarded the opportunity
to give back to the community by outfitting disadvantaged men from the "Career
Gear Charity" in new signature Trump apparel, including suits, watches and
cufflinks as they face their first business interview, with a new look. Meanwhile
Donald Trump will kick off the sixth season casting search of The Apprentice
by personally interviewing applicants at Universal Studios in Hollywood on
10 March -- the first stop of a 17-city tour to find the next "Apprentice."
For the first time in the history of the show, The Apprentice will
leave Manhattan and move to southern California for season six, which shoots this
summer and airs in fall 2006. Trump says, "People who want to challenge
themselves in the ultimate business competition should definitely come apply.
They'll be facing a whole new series of twists, turns and challenges when we take
The Apprentice to southern California." Trump will also interview
applicants in person at the New York City casting call, slated for 24 March at
Trump Tower, and casting directors will visit 15 other cities throughout March
and April. Prospective applicants should be able to take risks, bounce
back after failing, succeed in a cutthroat environment, go against the tide, remain
focused, think creatively and be a leader. Interested candidates should complete
the online application form at www.nbc.com and apply for one of the most coveted
jobs in the US. | 
