“Art-inspired apparel provides an unmatched opportunity for creative expression through personal style,” said Josh Romm, Head of Licensing & Partnerships at The Met.

“As we head into Licensing Expo, we’re excited to have such high-quality partners on board across our brands,” said Brian Tyrrell, General Manager of Cartoon Saloon Brand Development.

“Our ultimate aim has been to enchant Banila Co’s fans with this collaboration and leave them delighted,” said Marta Ballesteros, Perfetti Van Melle’s Global Area Licensing Manager.

Tetris’ Megan Buettner on how a background in design shapes her approach to brand licensing.

Stacey Bates-McCue – Creative Director at Fluid Design – discusses creativity, Tetris easter eggs and her love of licensing.

“We could not be more excited that DC is now joining the tonies family,” said Markus Langer, Chief Content Officer at tonies.

James Wallis, Jude Coram and Ben Townsend share their picks of brands ripe for the TCG treatment.

Charlotte Russell – Director at Pawprint Family – discusses producing patches and pin badges for brands like Elmer, The Gruffalo and Shaun the Sheep.

“Business is great so it was an easy decision to open a new office in Bristol, take on more talented, skilled creatives and expand both our capacity and operations,” said Jason Knights, Founder and Owner of Blue Kangaroo.

“There is a huge opportunity to engage more organisations and brands commercially in World Book Day, to help increase its relevance and reach key audiences,” said Maraj.