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Dianne Lauble – PlayMonster’s Director of Inventor Relations – discusses context, coffee shops and confidence.

“Dianne has a true eye for innovation and design that encapsulates the entrepreneurial passion of the inventors we connect with,” said Gary Aigner, Chief Product Development Officer at PlayMonster.

We asked industry figures for their thoughts on the success of Wordle and find out if its popularity could impact the board game space.

“This product innovation is yet another way that PlayMonster is bringing a fresh approach to universal, classic play,” said Lisa Wuennemann, Associate Vice President of Marketing at PlayMonster.

“Each year we look to this event for fresh, globally inspired ideas from the inventor community it attracts,” said PlayMonster’s Adam Hocherman.

PlayMonster’s Vice President International, Richard Gill, talks luck and loss in his remarkable career

Snap Ships inventors Scott Pease and Jeff Swenty on building modular toys, pitching to PlayMonster… And how the brand may look in 2030.

With the highly-original game Drone Home now taking off in the UK, we caught up with PlayMonster’s Adam Hocherman. Here he tells us why it was a pleasure to develop, which gauntlet he’s picked up… And why he missed some terrible sushi.

The Break In range is debuting with three titles of different difficulty levels: Alcatraz, Area 51 and Chichén Itzá.

How have toy firms adapted to lockdown? Are there any changes to daily working life that look set to stay once we’re past the pandemic? And as certain categories soar during the lockdown, has this changed their strategy when it comes to product acquisition? All this and more is covered in our ‘Toys in Troubled Times’ panel session.