The Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Vratsa (CCI) is a non-governmental organisation governed by public law. Founded in 1991, CCI is established in three locations across North West Bulgaria and assists more that 3,000 organisations. CCI is founded on a representative merging of organisations and institutes with the goal of promoting the interests of the local economy and thereby contributing to the socio-economic development in the district of Vratsa and the surrounding region in North West Bulgaria.

The Cyprus Project Management Society (CPMS) is a non-governmental organization from Cyprus, which promotes the implementation of project management’s international standards and techniques. Furthermore, the CPMS participates together with other international organizations in the research on project management.

The Institute of Business Consulting, Business Development and Business Research e.V. (IBWF) is, headquartered in Berlin, the largest multidisciplinary consulting network for the SMEs in Germany. The approximately 500 members are business consultants, lawyers and accountants. The main task of the institute is to provide SMEs with qualified SME-consultants.

The Craftsmanship Association of South-Tyrol (LVH) is, with approximately 8000 members, the largest craftsmanship association in the Italian province of South-Tyrol. The main task of the organization is the representation of local artisans to authorities and other associations. The sub-organization "LVH Service and Education" concentrates its action on the planning and implementation of training courses.

The EU-Fundraising Association e.V. is a European-wide network of people, organisations and companies that are active in the field of national and European public funding and project management. As a professional association, the EU Fundraising Association establishes quality standards for EU fundraisers, financial managers and project managers from the profit and non-profit sector.

The Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland (AMU) is the largest academic institution in Greater Poland (Wielkopolska region) and one of the leading Polish universities. The university has existed for 100 years and looks back on a long tradition of higher education in the city of Poznań. With around 3,000 lecturers and almost 40,000 students, the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan is one of the largest academic centers in Poland.