Posted on 8th January 2025
By Billy Langsworthy

The British Toy & Hobby Association is once again teaming up with Mojo Nation on an Inventors Lunch, hosted at London Toy Fair 2025.
Following the success of a lunch hosted at last year’s show, the Inventors Lunch will return to Toy Fair on Thursday, January 23rd at 12:30PM. It will be hosted upstairs on the Toy Trust Lounge (stand number UL 161).
The lunch is free and exclusively for inventors, designers, studios and inventor relations execs. It’s a chance to enjoy a lunch and some relaxed networking on the final day of the show.
Advanced registration to attend the Toy Fair Inventors Lunch is required. To register your place, please email Mojo Nation’s Billy Langsworthy at [email protected] by Friday, January 10th.
To enter Toy Fair you have to be a registered guest. You can register for free here: https://toyfair2025.eventreference.com/register
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