“The exhibition explores 65 years of a design icon,” said exhibition curator Danielle Thom.

The 1497-piece set came via LEGO Ideas, where it was conceived by LEGO fan Johnny Campbell.

Sara will delve into the transformative power of brand licensing as her company – Crafter’s Companion – expands in a rapidly changing market.

“Each nominee embodies a commitment to teamwork, innovative thinking, and visionary leadership,” said Wonder Women Co-Chairs Ehi Oviasu-Kahn and Nancy Molenda.

“This collaboration continues Disney’s lasting legacy of working with global visionaries and spotlighting future generations of creatives,” said Tasia Filippatos, President of Disney Consumer Products.

A celebration of the industry’s design and inventor talent, among the winners this year are Fun-Damental Invention, Angus Walker and Kid Group’s Dan Klitsner.

“We’ve worked incredibly hard to keep up with demand and are staggered to have achieved more than 1.6 million units in sales,” said Gary Wadhwani, Director at Craft Buddy.

This year’s competition invited designs from all around the world under the theme of ‘Discoveries of the Louvre’.

Alastair McHarrie – Sanrio’s Senior Licensing Director and Mr. Men Little Miss Brand Leader – talks us through the how and why of the exhibition.

Katie Huber – Senior Director of Licensing at Fred Rogers Productions – on creativity, inspiration and plans for IP like Donkey Hodie and Alma’s Way.