For more than 150 years, our expertise has ensured the business success of our customers. Today, in a connected world, we are more involved than ever in the development of new technologies with our innovative services. To celebrate TÜV NORD's 150th anniversary, we launched in 2019 the INNOVATION AWARD. With this award, we are consciously looking to the future and want to emphasise the role of our employees' innovative strength in our successful corporate history.

The award goes to a project team that has brought to life the most creative, collaborative and effective innovation. We invite you all to apply with innovation projects that are underway or have already been implemented. Please note that also applications for past Innovation Awards are invited for application in this year, especially those that were in an early phase. The winners will be selected by a jury made up of representatives from all business units (i.e. Innovation Council).

The TÜV NORD GROUP Innovation Award 2025 will be handed over at Basecamp Future 2025 (25./26.06.2025).

Please note: the jury will have a first evaluation of the projects based on your application form and ask additional questions to the project teams. The project teams will have time to answer these questions in a form of their choice (written, presentation slides, video, ...). Based on the reply to the questions and the initial application, the jury will do the final evaluation.

Please stay tuned for TÜV NORD GROUP Innovation Award 2025. The application will open 01.12.2024. 

Don't be shy! Be brave!

If you have any comments or questions, please contact rdahbashi@tuev-nord.de or ifiegenbaum@tuev-nord.de.

Please note:
a) Additional information to some criteria are available via mouse-over on the question in the application form.
b) Only projects in at least PoC phase are considered by the jury. Find details about the phases in K-RL 200. Proof-of-Concept (PoC) is a milestone in demonstrating the fundamental feasibility of an innovation project. In many cases the positive or negative proof of feasibility is the result of a feasibility study. As a rule, the proof-of-concept usually involves the development of a prototype with the required core functionality.
c) Please submit applications in English.