In this video interview Kendall talks about how she became an accidental entrepreneur and how her reputation for launching large brands for a small budget led to her gaining a lot of business. Her relationship with Ruby Hammer developed from business to friendship and Millie talks about the importance of partners sharing a combined passion and drive for the business as well as having a balance in skills and task delegation.

She also gives expert advice on the cosmetic industry and the struggle that small businesses may find in entering the "mastige"market. Kendall gives tips on maintaining stock level and deciding minimum purchasing orders. The entrepreneur also talks about how working on the shop floor was the best experience she had in terms of understanding the product and customer. With Kendall's great experience in the health and beauty industry, as well as brand management, means that this video will provide a unique insight into how a small business idea can become a huge international success story.

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Both Viviane and Emma-Jayne gained first honours degrees at the University London College of Fashion in Product Design and Development and decided to commercialise the prototype of the umbrella they created. In this video interview, the co founders of SquidLondon talk about the importance of developing a strong relationship with the manufacturer, which in their case was in China, as well having a cultural understanding of foreign business practises. The importance of efficient market research is also highlighted, looking at the viability of the business idea and the presence of competition, as well as identifying target audience and potential retailers.

The entrepreneurs also speak of risk taking and the advantage of starting up young and how to deliver a good pitch. The product design pioneers are hoping to set the trend with material technology by connecting science, design and marketing. In the words of BBC Radio 4 "SquidLondon are the entrepreneurs to watch in the future".

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How to start a business, how to manufacture a product or how to create a direct sales marketing strategy: this video interview covers a range of entrepreneurial topics from an expert who's been through it all. Rob speaks of how his idea for Trunki started at university when he entered a national luggage design competition and the challenges he faced when he tried to commercialise his product idea. However Law persevered with his venture and carried on developing his business plan in the back of a campervan travelling the east coast of Australia.

Listen to how a 3 year global distribution deal managed to sell only 19,000 products and the challenge Rob faced of getting his Trunki moulds back from the Chinese government. The UK interest in Trunki came about after an appearance on Dragons Den, where a rejection from all the dragons resulted from Theo Paphitis breaking the strap of the Trixie Trunki.

Find out how the governments Passport for Export training programme helped Rob sell his products internationally and his belief that brand design and understanding is a great strength of the UK. Rob Law has been made an ambassador for Enterprise UK, and is an inspiration to anyone considering becoming an entrepreneur.

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• Rob Law is an ambassador for Enterprise UK, the national campaign to inspire confidence, skills and ambition to be enterprising