Carolyn Kepcher; George H. Ross Sponsors: Book Smarts: PlayStation, Best Buy, and Electronic Arts Sports Division Street Smarts: NYC 2012 Olympics Board/Committee with the City of New York Book Smarts Finalist: Kendra Street Smarts Finalist: Tana Project: Book Smarts: Best Buy Fight Night Promotion. Street Smarts: NYC 2012 Athlete Challenge. Hired: Kendra Todd – for attaining a 3–0 record as project manager, not once being called into the final boardroom by another project manager, and doing such a superb job on her final project. Fired: Tana Goertz – for insulting her team members and not leading her team well enough, failing to coordinate the NYC 2012 event smoothly, and for falsely claiming all of the success on the Week 12 Solstice task. Special notes: The one-on-one interviews aired on the first part of the May 5, 2005 episode. The first part of the final task was aired on May 5, 2005 after Craig's firing in the middle of Episode 15. During the interviews, Kendra threatened that she would "compete" with Trump if he did not hire her. All interviewers unanimously recommended that Craig was not suitable for the Trump Organization. Second part of this episode was the allocation of the final tasks. Since Kendra and Tana started out on opposing teams, it would become the final battle of Book Smarts vs Street Smarts Trump picked three previously fired candidates to serve as the employees of each finalist. Employees hired: Magna (a.k.a. Book Smarts Team): Michael, Danny, and Erin Net Worth (a.k.a. Street Smarts Team): Brian, Chris, and Kristen George Ross made a key statement to the assembled teams before they left to begin the task, telling them "Bosses are free to use their employees any way they want to." This was a major point of contention in the Season 1 finale, with Kwame Jackson wanting to "fire" Omarosa from his team after her repeated mistake and blatant lying, but not being sure if he was allowed to do this; it was also an issue to some extent in Season 2 when Kelly was frustrated with Raj and John's laziness and stupidity (though in that case, he did not ask to fire them, but was tempted to before he actually convinced them to work hard for the rest of the task). Kendra and Tana were the 1st finalists to know that they could in fact get rid of useless team members