François Roy

Develops renewable biofuels and chemicals from waste

Operates as a wholesaler and distributor of food and related products to the foodservice and retail markets

Produces and markets virgin and recycled kraft pulps

Generates wind, solar, biomass and hydro power

Provides radio and television broadcasting services

Makes and markets newsprint; pulp for use in virtually all types of paper products

Provides cable television services

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Provides ASP solutions for building personalized conversation between marketers and clients

Offers platforms and interactive applications to advertisers

Engages in developing and supporting accounting, auditing and assurance standards for organizations in Canada

Manufactures water and wastewater treatment equipment, technologies & systems

Operates as an art museum

Operates museum

Develops genomics and DNA in Quebec

Macquarie invests in essential infrastructure assets including gas cogeneration, wind, hydro and biomass power generation facilities. They also invest in social infrastructure assets

Operates art center

Operates as open-end investment trust

Provides civil engineering services

Engage in conducting musical shows, events and concerts

Engages in identifying, supports and recognizes excellence and innovation in artistic creation, production and dissemination

The Concours Musical International de Montréal (CMIM) is an annual international classical music competition founded in 2001, dedicated to promoting and advancing the careers of young pianists, violinists, and vocalists. The private company is based in Montréal, Canada. The competition rotates among these three disciplines each year and attracts emerging artists from around the world. It is a nonprofit organization that organizes multi-stage events, including preliminary rounds, semifinals, and finals, held in venues such as Salle Bourgie and Maison Symphonique de Montréal, with the final round accompanied by the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. Participants have access to concerts, masterclasses, artist residencies, recordings, and professional career development opportunities. The competition awards prizes for various aspects of performance and offers special initiatives for young musicians, as well as accessible events and online streaming.

The Council for Canadian American Relations, Inc. is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization established in 1972 to promote and support arts, culture, and cultural heritage institutions operating between the United States and Canada. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. It supports approximately 250 cross-border cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, ballet companies, art galleries, universities, and cultural foundations with charitable status in both countries. The organization advances public appreciation of the arts through programs such as grants, scholarships in music, dance, visual and dramatic arts, and special events including annual galas honoring contributors to the arts. It facilitates tax-efficient donations of cash, securities, and artworks, arranging for donated cultural objects to be placed on permanent loan or gifted to qualified institutions across both countries. The organization maintains partnerships with cultural institutions and receives support from leaders in business, arts, philanthropy, and public life, fostering cross-border artistic collaboration.

Operates as a performing arts company

Provides nursery, primary and secondary education services

Designs, produces, markets and distributes electric powersports vehicles