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The application phase for the award “Kultur- und Kreativpiloten Deutschland 2023\/24” has not yet started. But last year’s culture and creative pilots were crowned. The ceremony in the “Alte M\u00fcnze” in Berlin was opened by Economics and Climate Minister Robert Habeck, the State Minister for Culture and Media, Claudia Roth, spoke and overall it was an evening of really cool ideas. <\/strong><\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n “<\/em>Creative entrepreneurs in Germany are highly innovative and very imaginative – we need them for our society and for the economy as a whole. With the award, we want to support the creative new generation on their entrepreneurial path and honour the young entrepreneurs for their courage and wealth of ideas”. SThis is how Brigitte Zypries, then Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, put it in 2014. The award and the associated programme had been launched four years earlier. Since then, it has enjoyed great popularity among creative founders. After all, it is a wonderful opportunity to raise the potential of one’s own company to a new level. <\/p>\n\n There is, of course, a background to the fact that this industry in particular receives such a significant award and appreciation. At the 2019 event, Peter Altmaier called the diversity of the cultural and creative industries the “icing on the cake” that adorns a highly developed national economy. Furthermore, he emphasised that it makes the national economy more resilient and future-proof. Because the cultural and creative industries use potentials that more conventional industries often pass by. <\/p>\n\nWhy Culture and Creative Pilots?<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
Who are the Culture and Creative Pilots 2022\/23?<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n