„Where success comes from integrating the experience of older people with the skills, ambition, creativity and drive of young people.”
Our story
TREBAG Kft was founded in 1989 as a German-Hungarian joint venture. The majority owner was TREBAG Treuhand und Beratung AG, based in Munich. In the early nineties of the last century, TREBAG Kft was bought by the current management in a manager buy-out. Thus, the two Hungarian private persons are still the owners of the company.
In the first years we were mainly engaged in management consultancy with German colleagues. Our activities included the preparation of development plans for the legal predecessors of the Ministry of National Economy, mainly in the fields of quality management, innovation, cluster/virtual enterprise, e-economy, enterprise development and industrial/innovation/science park.
Since 1995, we have been engaged in research and development, mainly in the field of Internet content development and practical applications of the Internet. Our work in these areas has involved us in a number of projects under the European Union Framework Programmes and the Lifelong Learning Programme.
We have been providing R&D&I management consultancy since 2005. Our services have already been used by a significant number of companies and large enterprises.
In 2005 we won the eFestval award and in 2006 we received the European Seal of Excellence in Multimedia at CEBIT.
In 2010, we created the Innovation Portal and the Well-being Living Lab in Nagykovácsi, which became a member of the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) in 2011.
Main Activities
Research & development and innovation
Our activities can be divided into two main groups:
- Research and development and innovation to continuously improve our company. Our activities are carried out partly by ourselves and partly as part of a consortium, in close cooperation. We work in partnership with our partners and in part of a consortium.
Complex R&D and innovation consultancy/redefine coaching
We provide full or partial services to companies and institutions, from the selection and design of R&D and innovation projects, their management and documentation, to the selection and writing of proposals for funding and the facilitation of tax incentives.
Development of teaching materials and training using the teaching materials developed
In many cases, these activities are co-funded by the European Union’s Lifelong Learning Programme and carried out in international consortia.
Our focus of activities are the development of:
- preventive techniques and programmes to help older people maintain physical and mental fitness
- methods to support career development and healthy lifestyles of young people
- training materials to help start and run businesses
- innovation management techniques
- materials on organic farming and herbal medicine
