In his session, Oliver will explore how creatives can own the impact of their work and lead the conversation in a fast-changing industry.

Helen Shute, Chief Executive and Executive Producer at Rambert, and Jo Taylor, Rambert’s Director of Audiences, will shed light on how Britain’s oldest dance company is also one of the most progressive, as they take on the iconic brand of Peaky Blinders.

With a huge range of licenses to their name, we catch up with Winning Moves UK’s Megan Lowe

Alex Prieto discusses how Toy Zone helps established companies and new inventors alike.

“We look very much forward to meeting everyone from the inventor community in person again, making new connections within the industry and, of course, seeing great new concepts that hopefully can result in some winning products,” said Jumbo’s Floor Doggenaar.

The deal covers both the PlayStation brand and SIE-owned PlayStation titles like The Last of Us and Uncharted, with toys set to land in 2024.

“We hope that building this classic console takes you back to those halcyon days when a handful of pixels meant a world of adventure,” said designer Chris McVeigh.

“We look forward to working with our incredible partners at Skydance Media to craft a story that evokes the imaginative spirit of this beloved Mattel franchise and delights fans of all ages,” said Robbie Brenner, Executive Producer at Mattel Films.

The ‘Brand Designs’ panel will see Alpesh, Claire and Frederica discuss the key to designing great licensed toys and games.

U.S. attorney and creator of the Protect for Success course Stephanie Pottick looks at how blockbuster toy brands like LEGO and Rubik’s Cube were built on solid IP protection.