Established in 1973, the Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada (CCBC) is a nonprofit independent organization held by the private sector. CCBC gathers Brazilian and Canadian companies and aims at fostering, supporting and expanding trade relations and investments, as well as promoting cultural and technological exchange between the two countries. CCBC focuses on building up a professional and social network, on the dissemination of information related to the trading environment of both countries, and on the identification of opportunities, trends and qualified suppliers that may contribute to the businesses development of its members in Brazil and in Canada. The CAM-CCBC, Arbitration and Mediation Center established in 1979, serves companies from various countries with technical Independence and reliability. It also enjoys outstanding international recognition in the administration of appropriate conflict resolution methods.

Business Development

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CCBC - Chamber of Commerce Brazil-Canada

Ronaldo Ramos

Matheus Fonseca

Fernando Schirra

Felipe Bitencourt

Etienne Beauregard

Andreia Karydi

Amedeo Papa

Alexandre Sabbag

Stéphane Larue

Gabriel Lopes

The Cultural and Community Engagement team at CCBC focuses on fostering cultural exchange and strengthening community ties between Brazil and Canada. This team organizes events, workshops, and initiatives that promote mutual understanding and collaboration, while also supporting local communities through engagement strategies that align with the Chamber's mission of enhancing trade relations and cultural ties. They work to create a vibrant network that facilitates dialogue and partnership among members from both countries.

Cultural and Community Engagement

Business Development and Partnerships

Leadership Team

Cultural and Community Engagement

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Business Development and Partnerships

Leadership Team