Converse is launching limited-edition shoes and apparel next month.

With Games Workshop and Warhammer thriving in the world of consumer products, we asked figures in the industry for their picks of where the brand could go next…

Start Licensing have been recognised for their work with The Ashmolean Museum with a nomination in the Sector Support Partnership category.

“We’re delighted to be working with Magic Light Pictures who have a formidable reputation in the global animation industry,” said Managing Director of BBC Studios Kids & Family, Cecilia Persson.

“We’re inviting customers to experience these beloved Disney characters like never before through the power of fragrance,” said Maurice Cooper, Chief Customer Officer at Bath & Body Works.

“Bakugan is a global franchise with a multi-generational and devoted fanbase, built on the strength of its compelling characters and explosive battles,” said Jennifer Dodge, Spin Master Entertainment’s President.

“A key pillar of our licensing strategy is ensuring we create products and events for our entire fanbase – by echoing elements of the latest series while showcasing its legacy, the partnership with Rookies does exactly this,” said Emma Brancourt, Licensing Executive at Banijay Kids & Family.

“This investment will enable us to supercharge our already thriving business,” said Beanstalk CEO Allison Ames.

“The shoes are filled with joy and manage to bring a smile to your face as soon as you see them,” said Ross Wilson, Chief Product Officer – Fashion for SmileyWorld.

In conversation with Licensing Director EMEA at The Pokémon Company International, Mathieu Galante.