SBC’s Sophie Bloomfield, Moonbug Entertainment’s Dominic Sander, iLLUMiARTi’s Marisa Morgan and Simon’s Cat’s Emily Osborne discuss the power of licensing to tell a brand’s story.

“We will introduce the iconic purple dinosaur to a new generation of kids and families around the world across content, products and experiences,” said Josh Silverman, Chief Franchise Officer and Global Head of Consumer Products at Mattel.

“We think kids and parents will really love them and hope they will create some special memories together in the kitchen,” said Wouter Struijs, director and owner of Gifts & Concepts.

“The iconic Jurassic Park film is very close to our hearts and we cannot wait to host this unique retail experience for fans of all ages to enjoy,” said Sam Barnes, Retail Commercial Manager at the Natural History Museum.

Andrew MacDonald – Founder and CEO at Ringers Western – on why his company and Bundaberg Rum go hand in hand.

The insight-led event – taking place on March 21st at London’s Conway Hall – will share top findings from the firm’s recent Global Family Study.

“Seeing how Mallet – a proud London-born brand – is using our iconic Tube map in their designs shows how innovatively our heritage and assets can be used,” said Ellen Sankey, Brand Licensing Manager at TfL.

Joash Nelson-Piercy, Director and Services Manager at Labre’s Hope, on the design process behind the firm’s luxury soaps – and the cause that drives the business.

“It’s a delightful day out for children to explore this lovely 240-acre estate,” said estate general manager Adam Streeter.

“We hope not only to enable women to reconnect with their sexuality more easily after childbirth, but to also counter the outdated taboos that can lead to some women feeling embarrassed about their sexual needs,” said Justine Roberts, founder of Mumsnet.