Rob Ames and Luc Hudson talk M.U.S.C.L.E wrestlers, Sofubi vinyl figures and Fiendish Feet yogurt pots.

“We have many, many years of experience in working with inventors from around the world and are very committed to supporting the community through this wonderful opportunity that Mojo Nation has created,” said Fisher-Price’s Nikki Bauman.

“The team at Moose are known for our innovation, so it’s always wonderful to attend events such as this which showcase the incredible talent and creativity within the wider industry,” said Heath Saber, Inventor Relations Manager at Moose Toys.

“We want to motivate toy designers and innovators to pursue their dreams and keep adding value to this fun industry,” said Laura Atorrasagasti, Marketing Director at ToyZone.

“FUNRISE looks forward to participating in Mojo Pitch this year with the support of TinkerTini,” said Jeff Falerni, VP Global Design & Development.

The revamped edition boasts a new ocean board to hold the tiles in place, helping to make set-up faster and keep the map organised.

“At TMS, we thrive on crafting and connecting great ideas with powerful brand campaigns and experiences that resonate with culturally diverse and global audiences,” said Andrew Hajithemistou, Head of Inventor Relations at The Marketing Store.

“With a Roblox video game, an animated series and a range of consumer products already locked in before its official launch, Piñata Smashlings is on track to become the next blockbuster gaming and children’s brand,” said Adam Steel, Senior Director of Licensing at IMG.

“Crayola always looks forward to the Mojo Pitch with great anticipation,” said Joe Moll, VP of Design, Product Development and Inventor Relations at Crayola.

“With cautious excitement we now dip our toes in the AI water and explore ways how kids – along with their parents – can properly use AI to tap into their unlimited creativity and keen sense of storytelling,” said Patric Faßbender, tonies Co-Founder and Co-CEO.