Mojo Nation to launch Mojo Nation Magazine in January 2025

Mojo Nation is launching a new Mojo Nation Magazine during Toy Fair season in January 2025.

The print publication will be centred around both the industry’s creative community of in-house designers, R&D leaders and IR execs, as well as external independent inventors, design agencies and invention studios.

It will boast design deep dives, in-depth interviews, opinion pieces and features, as well as a look at the creative process and origin stories behind the latest launches of Toy Fair season.

“We’re really excited to be launching the Mojo Nation Magazine,” said Mojo co-founder Billy Langsworthy, adding: “It will provide another important way for us to unite, celebrate and inform our primary audience of toy and game designers, inventors and creatives.”

The Mojo Nation Magazine will be available to access at London Toy Fair, Spielwarenmesse and New York Toy Fair, as well as digitally via the Mojo Nation site.

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