Celebrating the best of innovation and technology, including digital and AI transformations, advanced new products or systems, or the creative use of existing technology.
Criteria
This award honours those shaping the future with bold ideas and transformative solutions. From startups to established players, nominees are recognised for their trailblazing contributions to the Franco-British tech ecosystem.
The jury are looking for:
- Innovation in product, service, or process within the tech space
- Proven or promising impact on industry or community
- Leadership in promoting digital advancement or emerging technologies
- Strong Franco-British relevance or collaboration
Previous Winner
FAQ
Any individual, organisation, or business with a demonstrated connection to or impact on the Franco-British community is welcome to apply. This includes those based in France, the UK, or operating across both countries.
No, the awards are open to both members and non-members, as long as the entry reflects meaningful contribution to the Franco-British community.
Yes! You may submit entries for multiple categories, as long as each submission is tailored to the specific award criteria.
No, entering the awards is completely FREE of charge.
The final deadline for submissions is Friday 11th July – 5pm. Late entries will not be accepted, so we encourage early submission.
After submitting their applications, all entrants will be informed of the outcome.
Shortlisted candidates (3 per category) will be invited to pitch their application online to our jury panel. Those who are successfully shortlisted will then be invited to attend the award ceremony and dinner.
Yes, all entrants will be notified of the outcome. Finalists will be contacted directly in advance of the awards ceremony.
A strong entry clearly aligns with the award criteria, includes real-world impact (quantitative or qualitative), and tells an engaging story. Supporting materials (photos, testimonials, data) are a plus but not mandatory.
No. All entries are treated as confidential and will only be shared with the awards jury. However, shortlisted entries may be mentioned at the ceremony.
Entries will be reviewed by an independent panel of judges representing business, culture, and community leaders from both the UK and France.