Intergraf Young Talent Award
To ensure that print remains attractive to future generations, the industry must listen to what young people expect from their working lives and employers. Since 2017, Intergraf has provided a platform for the next generation of print professionals to share their ideas with the industry. Every year, one outstanding submission is selected by a panel of experts to win the Intergraf Young Talent Award.
Although there can only be one winner, all submissions have a lot of value and should be taken note of by employers in the graphical sector. Read on for more insights!
Candidates for the 2024 award are requested to respond the following question:
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How might artificial intelligence affect the print industry, and what are the associated risks and opportunities?
Application Criteria:
• Entrant must be a young student, apprentice or worker in print (maximum age 25) from one of Intergraf member countries.
• All entries should be written in English and be 2-5 pages in length. The applicant can supply any other visual support they deem necessary to present their idea.
• Applicants to also include a short CV (maximum 2 pages).
• Availability to present your entry at the next Intergraf “Print Matters for the Future” conference taking place in Bucharest on June 14, 2024, is desirable, but not essential to win the award.
Submit Your Entry:
Send your application in English to Mr Sergejs Mikaeljans, Communications Officer at Intergraf, via email (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or post (Avenue Louise 130A, 1050 Brussels, Belgium).
Deadline: February 29, 2024
Candidates for the 2023 award were requested to respond the following question:
- What is print’s place in a digital world?
Candidates for the 2022 award were requested to respond the following questions:
- How do you see print products (graphics and packaging) in the circular economy?
- What is your vision for print for a sustainable future?
Candidates for the 2021 award were requested to respond to the following questions:
- How will print develop in the future?
- What kind of working environment are you looking for?
- How could a printing company provide this?
Candidates for the 2020 award were requested to respond to the following question:
- Submit your ideas on how to attract young people to the printing industry.
Discover the 2023 projects
Read more about the 2023 winners in our press release.
1st place: Manon Lassaigne (France) - download
2nd place: Loïc Voisin (France) - download
3rd place: Mário Mendes Alexandre (France) - download
Top 5: Inès Capdevila (France) - download
Top 5: Dorottya Anna Topa (Hungary) - download
Discover the 2022 projects
Read more about the 2022 winners in our press release.
1st place: Tom Michael Maskill (the UK) - download
2nd place: Cédric Dumont (France) - download
3rd place: Anna Kolesova (Germany) - download
Top 5: Loïc Voisin (France) - download
Top 5: Lara Kühn (Germany) - download
Top 5: Inés Capdevila (France) - download
Top 5: Péter Ákos Ratkovics (Hungary) - download
Top 5: Plamen Bosakov (Bulgaria) - download
Discover the 2021 projects
Read more about the 2021 winners in our press release.
1st place: Rita Estevinha Silva (Portugal) - download
2nd place: Tom Maskill (UK) - download
3rd place: Cédric Dumont (France) - download
Top 10: Constança Barbosa Simões (Portugal) - download
Top 10: Dániel Kozma (Hungary) - download
Top 10: Fanny Van Hoorde (France) - download
Top 10: Hajnalka Gönczi (Hungary) - download
Top 10: Inès Capdevila (France) - download
Top 10: Lara Philipp (Germany) - download
Top 10: Pauline Briot (France) - download
Discover the 2020 projects
Read more about the 2020 winners in our press release.
1st place: Bastien Combeau (France) - download
2nd place: Sedef Kasim and Kevin Gnabry (Germany) - download
3rd place: Cédric Dumont (France) - download
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