“Casdon has been renowned for toy innovation for over 75 years and this event is key for us to continue to seek amazing ideas that inspire children to discover, learn and develop,” said Alex Reynolds, Head of R&D at Casdon.

We caught with Gray – Senior Director of Product Design and Development at Hasbro Gaming – to find out more about his approach to invention, innovation and legacy-building.

“We are excited to be returning to the brilliant Mojo Pitch and are looking forward to talking about great ideas and opportunities with the awesome inventors we know – and those we are yet to meet!” said James Austin-Smith, Head of R&D and Product Design at Moose Toys UK.

The Happy Puzzle Company’s Gavin Ucko on products ranging from amazing flowers and clocks to puzzle-race squares and blocks.

The range includes Nerf-inspired iterations of Reebok’s Pump Omni Zone II, Kamikaze II and Kamikaze II Low.

Students will be using this challenge as part of their dissertation and will work on it between September and May.

“This will be Educational Insights first virtual pitch event with Mojo Nation, and we are super excited to be part of it,” said Brent Geppert, Senior Product Manager at Educational Insights.

The initiative is designed to support the education and career advancement of individuals from underrepresented communities in the areas of toys, entertainment and digital games.

Ahead of the show launching in LA, we caught up with Right Angle Entertainment Co-Founder Justin Sudds to find out more about the development of Clue: An Outdoor Walking Experience.

Scott and Cassidy shed light on bringing the fear and tension of the iconic film to a board game experience.