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Photos: AMB Import & Export Ltd

 

By Andrei Bejan, Business Student at FSB Luton 

 

Balancing a business degree, full-time work and launching my natural wellness brand hasn’t been easy – but I’ve never been one to back down from a challenge. I’m Andrei Bejan, a Business Management (accredited by Bath Spa University) student at FSB Luton and this is the story of how I turned a personal passion into a growing enterprise. 

 

Entrepreneurship, for me, isn’t just a career goal. It’s something deeper – a calling. I’ve always been drawn to natural living and over time that interest evolved into something far more ambitious: a vision to create ethical, eco-conscious products that improve people’s lives without harming the planet. 

 

That vision became AMB Import & Export Ltd, a business I founded to develop natural soaps, cosmetics, and supplements. From sourcing pure ingredients to personally designing the packaging, I’ve built every detail to reflect the kind of brand I believe the world needs — honest, sustainable, and deeply connected to nature. As I always say: “Our mission is to bring people closer to nature, with products that are both beautiful and beneficial.” 

 

One of the many amazing products on offer at AMB Import & Export Ltd. Photo: AMB Import & Export Ltd

 

FSB has been instrumental in shaping my path. The academic structure there pushed me to think strategically and analytically. It wasn’t just theory — I applied what I learned in real-time to my business, and that practical insight has been powerful. The tutors didn’t just teach — they empowered me. I want to especially thank Dr Mahua Biswas, Senior Lecturer in Business and Course Coordinator at FSB Luton Campus, whose encouragement and support have meant a great deal to me since day one. 

 

FSB taught me discipline and systems thinking – two core principles I rely on every day as a business owner. And perhaps just as importantly, it taught me that your degree, your network, and your ambition don’t have to compete – they can work together.
 

My advice to other FSB student entrepreneurs? Here are my top 5 lessons: 

  • Don’t wait for the ‘perfect’ time – progress matters more than perfection. 
  • Use your coursework as a toolkit – apply it to real problems. 
  • Let your values shape your brand – people buy authenticity. 
  • Your tutors, classmates, and even your part-time jobs can be valuable resources. 
  • See every challenge as growth. You’ll never evolve if you’re never tested. 

 

To anyone out there thinking of starting something – do it. You’ll never be fully ready, but if it matters to you, you’ll figure it out. One decision, one step, one product at a time.  

 

Discover more via: www.ambimportexportltd.com