Guide to the Toy & Game Inventors Workshop


Over 100 toy inventors will gather at London’s Rich Mix this month to network, learn from established creators and pitch ideas to major UK toy companies. Billy Langsworthy outlines what to expect


ON MONDAY, September 22nd, around 150 budding inventors will descend on London’s Rich Mix (pictur


After a free lunch, ed,


right) with heads brimming with ideas for the next big toy. The event will provide both practical advice to delegates, along with the opportunity to actually get their ideas and inventions in front of leading toy manufacturers, distributors and retailers.


The morning conference


will provide valuable sessions on legal, toy safety, manufacturing, retail and marketing issues.


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delegates will have the opportunity to pitch their ideas and inventions to representatives from leading toy manufacturers and distributors. NDA documents will also be created for all delegates, ensuring peace of mind for all. Our Toy & Game Inventors


Workshop was born out of frustrations voiced by UK toy and game inventors. When we started to run special features on routes to market spanning everything from crowdfunding to Dragons’ Den throughout


the year, more and more inventors told us that they had no idea, or support, in how to get an idea for a toy or game on to the next stage. Our Toy & Game


Inventors Workshop has been set up to aid these questions, as well as create a forum which brings together the UK’s thriving toy and game inventor community. And who knows, as


inventors network and pitch to a range of top toy manufacturers, it might just see the birth of the next blockbuster toy.


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