TigTech is a brand that focuses on the governance of technology innovations, specifically on the trustworthiness and earning of trust in tech governance. They conducted extensive research and consultation to understand the drivers of trust and sources of distrust, ultimately aiming to incorporate trustworthiness into governance institutions and design. Their findings can be found in the TIGTech report on their website.

TigTech is actively sharing this knowledge with organizations involved in various tech domains, including artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, genome editing, and neurotech. They are also piloting their thinking in nanotechnology risk governance and digital responsibility. TigTech is dedicated to exploring the application of their ideas in real-world governance design.

Founded by Hilary Sutcliffe and Conrad von Kameke, TigTech is an initiative delivered in partnership with Fraunhofer ISI, funded by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, and supported by the World Economic Forum. Their mission is to promote trustworthiness and trust in governance, ensuring that technology innovation works for the benefit of people and the planet. For more information and inquiries, you can contact Hilary Sutcliffe or Ralf Lindner.

TigTech is supported by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research, and the World Economic Forum