August 25, 2004
Apprentice runner-up makes Trump-sized deal of his own
Kwame Jackson, runner-up of the first season of NBC & Donald Trump's The Apprentice, has pieced together a deal that would make "The Donald" proud.
With two other partners, Jackson has made a deal with officials in Prince George's County in Maryland to develop an 80 to 130 acre area into commercial and residential property.Jackson's company, Legacy Holdings, is also making plans to release an executive menswear line and a television show.The deal is worth $3.8 billion and will provide over 32,000 jobs, Jackson said.
Season one of The Apprentice was released on video this week; season two premieres on NBC on Thursday, September 9.
Posted by mhking at August 25, 2004 07:16 AMComments
Great . . . just more cars on the road and taking up space at the New Carrollton metro station. :-((
Posted by: Lola at August 25, 2004 11:13 AMDang it!!!!!
P.G. County is already reaching over price point!!
Posted by: DarkStar at August 25, 2004 08:53 PMPost a comment