“Today’s customers want to know that a brand is genuine”: Toby Rayfield discusses his approach to building successful consumer products programmes.

President of CLC Creative Licensing, Rand Marlis, discusses new products – and old films!

“Beano is a brand like no other,” said Bulldog Brand Manager Sophie Yates.

“It’s an incredible pinch me moment to see Bean on the catwalk,” said Ketnipz Illustrator Harry Hambley.

The t-shirts are sold exclusively online at Next with 100% of the profits from the sale going to Place2Be, supporting children and young people’s mental health.

“For this new venture into jigsaws, board games and card games, we could not have chosen a better partner,” said RHS Licensing Manager Cathy Snow.

Mad Beauty co-founder Julia Cash on design, inspiration and pushing licensors out of their comfort zone.

Simon Marjoram discusses Hampton Court Spirits’ story so far – and the potential for future collaborations.

“From t-shirts to boxing gloves, there’s something for everyone, and we can’t wait for fans to get their hands on it,” said Rebecca Jenkins, VP of Consumer Products for UK & Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, Israel and South Africa at Paramount.

“We’re thrilled to see Peanuts interpreted through the creative lenses of an incredible lineup of renowned international and local artists,” said Evi Sari, VP Location-Based Entertainment at WildBrain CPLG.