Find more about Create Europe
The association for the development of creativity, design thinking, innovation and technology.
Founded in 2020, Create Europe is one of the youngest design & tech associations in existence. Our roots stretch to the beginning of the profession and our members are some of the most inovative entrepreneurs, designers, engineers and thinkers. We help strengthen the evolution processes and contribute to the boundless impact of design, technology and inovation within business, culture and society.
To do this, we foster a community of people that choose to come together to support this intention. We rely on individual initiative, contribution, sharing and self-organization as the primary means for us to achieve our goals. We strive to create safe, welcoming and engaging environments that allow members to enrich their lives and careers trough the creative ecosystems, innovative processes, and relevant informations.
A big part of our research is done through collaboration with academic labs and companies in the frame of H2020 projects. We would be glad to be your industrial H2020 partner, and to share with your consortium our technical expertise, but also our experience in dissemination and innovative product development, to write together a successful proposal
We are a membership organisation providing advice, support and training for those involved in teaching design, engineering and technology. We work closely with government, awarding bodies and other stakeholders lobbying on the subjects of:
Robotics & Artificial Intelligence


Industrial design & automation


3D printing & direct digital manufacturing


Mobile apps & IoT


Thinkers on Innovation
Famous quotes that guide our community.
“What is the calculus of innovation? The calculus of innovation is really quite simple: Knowledge drives innovation, innovation drives productivity, productivity drives economic growth.“
William Brody (born 1944), Scientist
“Innovation- any new idea- by definition will not be accepted at first. It takes repeated attempts, endless demonstrations, monotonous rehearsals before innovation can be accepted.“
Warren Bennis (1925 – 2014), Consultant.
“Good design is as little as possible. Less, but better, because it concentrates on the essential aspects,
and the products are not burdened with non-essentials.”
Dieter Rams (1932) Less But Better
