“It represents a meeting of two great British brands and is a unique celebration of Land Rover’s 38-year association with James Bond,” said Land Rover Brand Director, Finbar McFall.

Kirsty Guthrie and Maggy Harris discuss how they entered the brand space, how they began collaborating – and why they work well together.

Nick Barrington talks us through how the firm approaches licensing – and what the future looks like for The World of Dinosaur Roar.

Claire Broad from Moonbug Entertainment on great content and staying creative

Native Shoes’ Gabe Lams talks us through the creative process behind the Crayola collection – and delves into how sustainability anchors the firm’s approach to footwear.

Wynne-Jones IP’s Victor Caddy provides a reminder of what you need to do to register UK trade mark and design applications before this month’s deadline.

“Our partnership with Sonos unlocks a completely new avenue for storytelling, with a brand that shares so many of our values,” said Steve Lesnard, Global VP of Marketing and Product at The North Face.

The team at kids’ speech recognition specialists SoapBox Labs look at how designers can embrace speech technology to create brand new licensed play experiences.

“Bringing these two brands together marks an iconic musical moment for a passionate group of guitar and LEGO brick lovers,” said Fender’s Richard Bussey.

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes looks at how the Horrible Histories brand has expanded into live experiences, with the most recent being a Terrible Thames river tour.