Centre culturel afro de Montréal (CCAM)

What Centre culturel afro de Montréal (CCAM) does

Centre culturel afro de Montréal (CCAM) is a Montreal-based non-profit organization positioned as a cultural institution serving Montreal's Afro/Black community. The organization's name and stated non-profit status indicate a community-cultural mandate rather than a commercial one, and it operates with a small footprint of approximately 10 employees. Its registered web presence is at ccamontreal.ca.

No information was available in the supplied data regarding CCAM's specific programs, services, events, exhibitions, or educational offerings. There are no documented products, revenue mechanics, pricing models, distribution channels, or marketing channels in the input. The company's website source was returned as a loading/verification page, so first-party confirmation of programmatic activities could not be extracted.

Operationally, the data set is sparse across all standard diligence dimensions: no leadership team is listed, no funding rounds or grant inflows are recorded, no partnerships or alliances are identified, no parent or subsidiary structure exists, and no certifications, awards, or geographic expansion signals are present. As a result, the company description above is necessarily limited to what can be grounded in the available firmographic and type information, and any deeper characterization of business model, target beneficiaries, or programmatic differentiation would require additional primary-source verification.

Name

Centre culturel afro de Montréal (CCAM)

Website

https://ccamontreal.ca

Company type

Private

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Centre culturel afro de Montréal (CCAM) is a small Montreal-based non-profit cultural organization with approximately 10 employees, serving Montreal's Afro/Black community through cultural programming. Detailed operational, programmatic, and financial information was not available in the source data.

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GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations

Core offering

CCAM is a non-profit cultural center that organizes and delivers Afro-descendant cultural programming in Montreal. Its offerings center on community-oriented arts, cultural events, exhibitions, and educational activities intended for the local Afro-descendant community and broader Montreal public. Specific products and services were not detailed in the accessible source material.

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Direct peers

• Maison d'Haïti: Montreal-based community and cultural centre serving the Haitian diaspora — a sibling organization in the city's Black/heritage non-profit ecosystem with similar heritage-preservation programming and small operating team.
• Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia: Canadian Black heritage and cultural centre in Halifax preserving and presenting African Nova Scotian history. Directly comparable to CCAM as a regional Black cultural institution with museum-style programming and a non-profit structure.
• Nia Centre for the Arts: Toronto-based Black-led non-profit arts hub offering exhibitions, residencies and cultural programming. Directly comparable to CCAM in both the Afro-diasporic cultural mission and the small non-profit operating model serving a major Canadian city.
• Black Theatre Workshop: Montreal-based Black theatre company producing Afro-diasporic stage works and community programs. Closely comparable as a Black-focused cultural and arts organization operating in the same city as CCAM with overlapping donor and audience bases.
• BAND — Black Artists' Network in Dialogue: Toronto-based Black arts service organization supporting Black creators through programming, advocacy, and convenings. Comparable to CCAM in mission focus and small-team non-profit delivery model.

Emerging players

• National Museum of African American History and Culture: Smithsonian-affiliated museum dedicated to African American life, history, and culture. Comparable in mission but at a vastly different scale and U.S. federal structure; useful as a north-star peer for programming ambition.

Broad incumbents

• Canadian Museum of History: Canada's national history museum. Comparable as a federally chartered heritage and cultural institution, but far larger in scope, funding, and audience reach than CCAM.
• McCord Museum: A major Montreal museum covering Canadian social history. Overlaps with CCAM on cultural-heritage exhibition and education mandate, but operates at substantially greater scale with broader programming scope.

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