(NFK) is the Opal Group’s new eyewear brand with a creative spirit, offering a bold and decidedly dedicated range aimed at young minds. This new brand promises to revolutionize the market with a unique approach and inspiring design, combining innovation, style, and commitment.

NEOMA Business School is a prominent French business school, established in 2013 from the merger of the former Reims Management School and Rouen Business School.

With its 3 campuses (Reims, Rouen, and Paris) and its 100% virtual campus, the School offers a wide portfolio of programmes from Bachelors to Masters in Management to Executive Education, gathering more than 9,000 students. Its faculty comprises over 195 permanent professors and research teachers, with more than 73% being international.

Presided over by Michel-Edouard Leclerc, the School benefits from the status of the Consular Higher Education Establishment (EESC).

The Toulouse Attractiveness Agency brings together three key entities – the Tourist Office, Toulouse Convention Bureau, and Invest in Toulouse – all working in harmony to showcase the city to external audiences, especially on the international stage.

A technological leader in 3D metrology and engineering, Creaform develops, manufactures, and sells portable and automated solutions to thousands of clients in over 75 countries.

As a member of the AMETEK group, with offices and innovation centres in 13 countries and a team of over 600 employees, Creaform has a strong presence in Quebec, with its headquarters located in Lévis.

1883 Maison Routin is a premium French syrup brand that has been crafting the finest-quality products for over 140 years. It combines legacy and modernity to bring together the most natural ingredients, such as pure mineral water from the French Alps and premium sugar cane, to elevate the works of the finest drink designers.

France’s paralympic and sports committee (CPSF) coordinates and represents sporting federations that offer sports adapted for people with disabilities. As the only French body recognized by the International Paralympic Committee, the CPSF is a founding member of Paris 2024 and currently includes 43 member federations.

The Consortium national de formation en santé (CNFS) includes sixteen colleges and universities as well as four regional partners from French communities in minority contexts in Canada. Together with the National Secretariat of the CNFS, their actions aim to improve access to social and health services for official language minority communities, in particular by increasing access to health training programs.