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Confederacao Nacional Das Instituicoes Financeiras-Cnf is a nonprofit organization management company based out of St Comercial Sul, Quadra 01, Bloco H, Edif Morro Vermelho 15 Andar, Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Brazil.

The CSKT are a federally recognized tribe pursuant to the ratification of the 1855 Hellgate Treaty which reserved the present 1.2 million-acre homeland. The CSKT adopted its constitution and bylaws in 1935 which established the current governing structure. In addition to the Tribal government of about 1200 employees, the CSKT owns and operates various business corporations. The current enrollment of tribal citizens is approximately 7,900 of which about two-thirds reside on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana.

The CSKT are a federally recognized tribe pursuant to the ratification of the 1855 Hellgate Treaty which reserved the present 1.2 million-acre homeland. The CSKT adopted its constitution and bylaws in 1935 which established the current governing structure. In addition to the Tribal government of about 1200 employees, the CSKT owns and operates various business corporations. The current enrollment of tribal citizens is approximately 7,900 of which about two-thirds reside on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana.

Confederation College has been serving the citizens of Northwestern Ontario since 1967 by meeting the educational needs of students in a catchment area of 550,000 square kilometers. Along with its main campus in Thunder Bay, Confederation College has eight regional campuses located in the communities of Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora, Greenstone, Marathon, Red Lake and Sioux Lookout.

Confederation College has been serving the citizens of Northwestern Ontario since 1967 by meeting the educational needs of students in a catchment area of 550,000 square kilometers. Along with its main campus in Thunder Bay, Confederation College has eight regional campuses located in the communities of Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora, Greenstone, Marathon, Red Lake and Sioux Lookout.

Junior Enterprises are educational means within engineering schools, business schools and universities, which contribute to students' employability. Leadership and management, business development, strategy... These are only a few of the skills that students acquire by carrying out projects for clients: 3,500 projects each year for 2,000 different companies. SMEs (41%), large companies (15%) or public institutions (8%) entrust Junior Enterprises with their projects and give Junior Entrepreneurs the opportunity to put their theoretical knowledge, to use by carrying out the projects. More than internships and school assignments, Junior Enterprises are a real opportunity for students to experiment, differentiate themselves and gain a valuable professional experience. They offer support and training for tomorrow's executives by giving them the possibility to develop a real professional expertise in contact with a variety of clients. At the same time, these students are given the opportunity to broaden their horizons by working for large companies, institutions or non-profits. Finally, Junior Enterprises allow students to build a real network and to acquire both technical and managerial skills during their studies. Learn more about the Junior Enterprises Movement 👉 https://youtu.be/xB_AHOq_1Qk How about working with a Junior Enterprise to meet your professional needs ? Submit your project on our website 👉 https://junior-entreprises.com/mon-projet/ Feel free to contact us for any further information.

The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Limited (CAMS) has been the custodian of motor sport in Australia since 1953. It is affiliated with the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). CAMS is responsible for almost all forms of four-wheeled motor sport that include categories such as circuit racing, rallying, off road, historic competition and other general motor sport activities including motorkhana, speed events, hill climb, autocross and khanacross events. CAMS delegates the governance of Drag Racing and Kart Racing to their relevant bodies: Australian National Drag Racing Association and Karting Australia respectively. As the ASN for motor sport in Australia, CAMS administers, promotes, manages, encourages, conducts and exercises control of and over motor sport in Australia and its territories in accordance with the International Sporting Code (as set out by the FIA), and at all times in accordance with and in the spirit of the traditions of true competitive sport. CAMS is also the recognised National Sporting Organisation (NSO) for motor sport by the Commonwealth Government via the Australian Sports Commission (ASC).

CBM is THE leading trade association for UK manufacturers of fasteners, forgings and pressings and fabrications, offering both business support and representation at the highest level for the metalforming industry. CBM members provide high quality components to key industry sectors; indeed virtually every manufacturing sector buys components from a CBM member company, most of which hold a range of third party quality accreditations. In addition to CBM's manufacturing companies, its associate members include suppliers of materials, equipment, consumables and services, universities (both in the UK and overseas) and research bodies - a true reflection of CBM's support of a totally integrated metalforming community. Working with members, and the UK government CBM creates a world class metalforming supply base for UK manufacturing. Maintaining close links with UK Department for Business, Energy, Innovation and Skills (BEIS), Transport and the Regions, and the Health & Safety Executive, CBM ensures that the members'​ interests are represented in the consultative processes which precede legislative or regulatory initiatives. Similarly, CBM is consulted on developments in relation to British and European product standards through the BSI and ECISS, the European Committee for Iron and Steel Standards.

The Confederation of Danish Employers (DA), founded in 1896, is a non-profit organisation funded by subscriptions from member organisations. The DA represents 14 employers’ organisations with a membership of more than 24,000 Danish private companies in manufacturing, retail, transport, services and construction. DA's main activities are employment policy and skills, working environment, coordination of collective agreements, labour law, international relations and monitoring in terms of analysis and statistics on wages, absenteeism, conflicts, etc. Head Office of the Confederation of Danish Employers: Vester Voldgade 113 DK-1790 Copenhagen