“It has an incredible opportunity; it’s about finding the people who believe in it”: Joanna Paul and Peter LoCoco on the Moodles story so far.

“We have achieved a result that sets new standards for wooden sculptures,” said Boyhood designer and founder Jakob Burgsø.

“We invite fans to celebrate love and friendship through a sweet new line-up of fun collaborations that will surprise, delight and connect across retail,” said Elizabeth Litten Miller, VP, Franchise Strategy at WildBrain.

The 34-piece dual-gender collection is inspired by archival Disney graphics.

Alyse D’Antuono – Hasbro’s VP of Global Franchise Strategy & Management for Action Brands and NERF – on innovation, inspiration and 40 years of TRANSFORMERS.

“If you are a fan of Reese’s candy, this is the one for you,” said Carys Delve, Marketing Manager at Brand of Brothers.

“Our relationship has always delivered timeless and classic pieces”: Fabiola Torres, Chief Marketing Officer at Gap, and Carrie Matson, VP, Marketing Strategy NA at Disney discuss the key to successful fashion collaborations.

William Lamb Group’s Head of Licensing Sandra Vanstan, Senior Designer and Account Manager Ruth Evans and Designer Emily Bean talk design trends, innovation and retail opportunities.

“I can envision a line of Hellraiser hot sauces”: Surge Licensing President Mark Freedman discusses how he has ideas for brand extensions.

“The Mr. Men Little Miss characters are universally recognisable by their simple illustrations and iconic names and are relatable to every age, culture, personality and gender,” said Philippe Alessandri, President of Watch Next Media and Kids First.