Wynne-Jones IP named headline sponsor of Mojo Nation 100

Posted on 8th November 2017 By Billy Langsworthy

Wynne-Jones IP, a leading firm of intellectual property, patent and trade mark attorneys, has signed as the headline sponsor of the Mojo Nation 100.

The Mojo Nation 100 in association with Wynne-Jones IP is a listing of the most influential figures currently working in the world of toy and game design across five categories: Rising Stars, Research & Development, Design Agencies, Freelance and Design Champions.

“Wynne-Jones IP is delighted to be headline sponsor of the inaugural Mojo Nation 100, which champions design creativity and innovation in the toy and game industries,” said Amy Kasprzyca, senior marketing executive at Wynne-Jones IP.

“Year-on-year these sectors continue to thrive and it is largely down to those working at the very early stages who spend countless hours in developing ground-breaking designs which result in the toy and game industries continuing to delight both children and adults, time and time again.”

Billy Langsworthy, founder of Mojo Nation, commented: “We’re delighted to have Wynne-Jones IP on board for the first ever Mojo Nation 100.

“The firm absolutely understands the value in highlighting and celebrating the creative backbone of the toy and game industry, and is passionate about helping both individual designers, as well as teams within companies, best protect their creations.”

Kasprzyca added: “As a specialist IP law firm we recognise the importance in both strategic planning and protection, which ultimately can be the key to success: working with individuals and start-ups, as well as global brands, our job is to champion your Intellectual Property.

“The Mojo Nation 100 is an exciting opportunity for us to support the worthy individuals and companies who have taken a toy or game idea and made it happen.”

The Mojo Nation 100 in association with Wynne-Jones IP will launch at UK Toy Fair, and be available from the Mojo Nation stand at GH48. It will also be available to pick up at the Toy Inventors Dinner, Spielwarenmesse and US Toy Fair.

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