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Thursday April 22nd, 2009 @ The Brewery, London
The countdown to the MCV Awards 2010 has begun – with date, venue and categories announced.
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Hampshire
MGL is an offshoot to the Meiklejohn advertising and publishing illustration agency.
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We talk to the firm's creative director to find out how it is moving into the role of licensor, as well as licensee.
A classic in its home market of Mexico, Fulanitos' licensing programme is steadily growing in a number of territories. We find out about its plans for expansion.
Despite a challenging economy, MHS Licensing enjoyed a successful 2010 and has even more properties on board, which it will be presenting over the next year.
How the Hawaii-based agency is going from strength to strength.
Publishing limited edition art under licence is a more unusual sector of our industry. We find out more about how this company came about.
J Fox was founded in 1995 by Ashwin Rao as a sock supplier. Since then, the firm has developed to a company that turns over £7 million supplying socks, T shirts, underwear, sleepwear, bags, belts, wallets and purses.
Kinnerton claims to be the first UK company to seriously base its confectionery offering around the concept of character merchandising.
One of the leading stationery suppliers in the industry, Copywrite Designs is focusing on potential new growth areas for 2011. We find out more.
Set up in 2006, 4sight is currently focusing on brands as varied as Crufts and Pachanga. And it's looking to grow its portfolio next year, too. We find out more.
Fluid World is currently celebrating Sanrio's anniversary, so we found out more about the licensing agent and its work with Hello Kitty.
Since its entry into the UK market in 2007, TV Mania has steadily built up its portfolio of brands, mixing up newcomers, with established TV hits and evergreens. We find out more.
Smith & Brooks has been supplying apparel to the High Street for almost 25 years, with its core business in the licensed children's clothing sector.
Baylis and Harding broke into licensing five years ago and the portfolio is going from strength to strength.
Paper Island began life as a greeting card and gift supplier, but soon opened a licensing arm to cover its IP.
RHCB operates as licensor and licensee and is actively growing it's licensing programme.
