“There is immense potential to bring Henry’s inspiring story and beautiful designs into a wider array of product categories,” said Ian Wickham, Director of Licensing Link Europe.

As Studio Griggs celebrates its first birthday, Founder and Creative Director Stephanie Griggs shares her highlights from the past 12 months.

“We are committed to preserving and promoting Jackie’s remarkable story through creative and impactful licensing initiatives and partnerships,” said Brett Weiss, Vice President of Licensing and Business Development at IMG.

“We’re thrilled to bring Top Gear into The Sandbox – it offers us a fantastic opportunity to reimagine the world of Top Gear for a new digital audience,” said Stephen Davies, SVP Global Licensing at BBC Studios.

The collection consists of a soft pink Glinda-inspired rose and an emerald green Elphaba-inspired rose.

“Wensleydale Creamery is our longest-standing Wallace & Gromit licensee, and we’re delighted to continue this fantastic relationship with the launch of these special truckles,” said Laura Burr, Senior Brand Manager at Aardman.

Rob Leigh-Bramwell and Sarah Clifford Bowles talk us through the development of Bramwell Brown’s new Wallace & Gromit Weather Art Clock.

“Bullseye has been an enduring success as a licensed property,” said Bulldog MD Rob Corney.

“Bringing this playground to the resort is a significant milestone for us, greatly enhancing our offerings for our youngest visitors,” said Stephanie Johnson, Divisional Director of LEGOLAND New York Resort.

As TRANSFORMERS enters the National Toy Hall of Fame during the brand’s 40th anniversary, we ask industry figures why the brand still endures across so many different categories.