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Champlain College Model United Nations
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CCMUN (Champlain College Model United Nations) is a student-run Model United Nations conference organization operating under Champlain College Saint-Lambert, a public CEGEP in Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 2015, CCMUN hosts an annual, beginner-friendly conference designed to introduce new delegates to MUN while offering advanced options for experienced participants. The 2026 edition — the 12th annual iteration, scheduled for October 9th-11th — is the first-ever three-day conference and introduces a Joint Crisis Committee alongside the existing General Assembly (UN SDG 6: Access to Clean Water), Specialized Agency (Boxing Day Tsunami, Indonesia 2004), and Beginner Crisis (The 75th Hunger Games) committees.

The underlying technology stack is minimal: the conference is delivered as a live, in-person diplomatic simulation with registration, awards, and delegate materials managed through a standard WordPress-based website and Instagram/Facebook/LinkedIn social channels. There is no proprietary software platform, no mobile application, and no API integration disclosed. Operational tooling consists of a Delegate Handbook, position paper submission via dedicated committee email addresses, and an awards program recognizing Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, Honourable Mention, Outstanding Position Paper, and Best Large/Small Delegation.

The revenue model is a non-commercial, event-driven GTM: CCMUN generates gross receipts from tiered delegate registration (Early Bird $60 CAD, Regular $65 CAD, Late $70 CAD) plus per-delegation fees ($55-$65 CAD), purchased collectively by head delegates and faculty advisors on behalf of school delegations. A portion of merchandise and donation proceeds is directed to the designated charity partner (Chez Doris for 2025). Champlain College's own delegation participates in ranked external circuits including McMUN (McGill) and ConMUN (Concordia). The organization has no external investors, no funding rounds, and no parent-company ownership beyond its institutional host.

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CCMUN is a student-run Model United Nations conference hosted annually at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Quebec, serving beginner and experienced collegiate delegates from Canadian school delegations through tiered registration and four committee formats.

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model united nations, student conferences, diplomatic simulations, educational events, youth leadership programs
Industry2 codes
1Model United Nations (MUN)
CodeEDAMAGABPrimaryYes
2Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies)
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Convention and Trade Show Organizers561920
  • Professional Organizations813920
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Student Educational Conferences
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1Conference Registration Fees
TypeOne Time License
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Revenue generated from delegate registration fees at three tiers (Early Bird $60 CAD, Regular $65 CAD, Late $70 CAD) plus delegation fees ($55-65 CAD depending on tier). Head delegates purchase tickets for entire delegations on behalf of schools.

champlainmodelun.org
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Pricing details3 tiers
1Early Bird Registration - $60 CAD per delegate
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Early bird registration ends August 13th. Includes $60 CAD per delegate plus delegation fee of $55 CAD if needed.

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2Regular Registration - $65 CAD per delegate
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Regular registration ends September 17th. Includes $65 CAD per delegate plus delegation fee of $60 CAD if needed.

champlainmodelun.org
3Late Registration - $70 CAD per delegate
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Late registration ends October 12th. Includes $70 CAD per delegate plus delegation fee of $65 CAD if needed.

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CCMUN organizes and hosts the annual CCMUN Model United Nations conference at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Longueuil, Quebec. The three-day event simulates United Nations proceedings across four committees (General Assembly, Specialized Agency, Beginner Crisis, and Joint Crisis Committee) for student delegates representing school delegations. The offering includes committee participation, a delegate handbook, and an awards program, with tickets sold to delegations through tiered registration.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Top 5 Canadian MUN delegation ranking
Product overview1 text field

CCMUN is a Model United Nations conference organization run by Champlain College students, currently ranked in the top 5 Canadian delegations. The organization hosts an annual beginner-friendly conference featuring four distinct committee formats: a General Assembly focused on UN SDGs, a Specialized Agency for historical crisis simulations, a Crisis Committee for creative fast-paced scenarios, and a Joint Crisis Committee for advanced delegates. The conference includes position paper submissions, awards recognition, delegate training materials, and tiered registration. The CCMUN 2026 edition marks the 12th annual iteration and the first-ever three-day format.

Product and service9 records
1CCMUN Annual Conference (CCMUN 2026)
CategoryStudent Educational Conferences
Description

The flagship annual three-day Model United Nations simulation event at Champlain College Saint-Lambert, designed for high-school and CEGEP student delegations. The conference bundles committee participation, delegate materials, an awards program, and access to a charity partner.

2General Assembly Committee (GA)
CategoryConference Committees
Description

A General Assembly-style committee within CCMUN in which delegates debate topics in the formal UN General Assembly format. Intended for student delegates participating through their school delegations.

3Specialized Agency Committee (SA)
CategoryConference Committees
Description

A specialized-agency committee within CCMUN where delegates debate issues within the scope of a focused UN body. Intended for student delegates participating through their school delegations.

4Beginner Crisis Committee
CategoryConference Committees
Description

A crisis-format committee within CCMUN structured for first-time and less-experienced MUN delegates, providing an accessible introduction to crisis simulations.

5Joint Crisis Committee (JCC)
CategoryConference Committees
Description

An advanced three-day Joint Crisis Committee format introduced by CCMUN, in which delegates engage in real-time, interactive crisis simulations with a counterpart committee.

6Conference Registration
CategoryRegistration Services
Description

Tiered registration service (Early Bird, Regular, Late) through which head delegates and faculty advisors purchase tickets for their entire school delegation.

7Conference Awards Program
CategoryConference Programming
Description

Recognition and awards given to delegates and delegations participating in CCMUN 2026 across the General Assembly, Specialized Agency, and Crisis committees.

8Delegate Handbook
CategoryDelegate Resources
Description

Information resource published by CCMUN to brief participating delegates on rules of procedure, committee topics, and conference logistics.

9Charity Partnership Program
CategoryCharitable Programming
Description

CCMUN's partnership with a charity organization through which a portion of registration revenue is directed to charitable causes aligned with the conference's values.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Champlain College MUN delegation attends McMUN, one of three ranked conferences they participate in annually. This partnership supports the educational mission of training delegates for prestigious conferences throughout Canada.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Champlain College MUN delegation attends ConMUN hosted by Concordia University. This is one of the ranked conferences in their annual circuit.

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Description

CCMUN 2025's designated charity partner. Chez Doris is a Montreal-based women's shelter providing vital support, resources, and safety for women in need. Profits from roses and stickers sales, plus cash donations collected during committees, are donated to Chez Doris.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
1WIMUN (World International Model United Nations)
TypeEmerging player
Description

UN-affiliated simulation conference with a more formal, procedural focus, often featuring UN-trained directors. It appeals to the same beginner-through-advanced delegate spectrum but with a stronger institutional credential angle than CCMUN.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Crisis-focused MUN committee offerings from Concordia's circuit represent a comparable advanced crisis format to CCMUN's new Joint Crisis Committee. Both compete for experienced delegates seeking sophisticated crisis simulations.

TypeOthers
Description

A MUN training and resource platform that runs its own conferences and camps. While not a direct conference peer, it operates in the same ecosystem and represents a potential competitor in the beginner-train-conference pipeline that CCMUN targets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Harvard's prestigious MUN conference attracting thousands of high school delegates globally. Represents the elite, highly selective end of the market that CCMUN deliberately does not target with its beginner-friendly positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the largest Canadian high school MUN conferences, hosted by the University of Toronto. It competes directly with CCMUN for the same high school delegation market across Canada and serves as a benchmark for committee offerings and scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Concordia University's annual MUN conference in Montreal, attended by the same Champlain College delegation. It is a near-twin peer in terms of market segments, geography, and committee format, and is a direct competitor for Quebec-based school delegations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

York University's MUN conference, a directly comparable Canadian university-hosted conference competing for the same Eastern Canadian high school delegation pool with similar committee formats and pricing structures.

TypeDirect peer
Description

McGill University's annual Model UN conference, also based in Quebec and serving Canadian high school and university delegates. CCMUN's own delegation attends McMUN as a ranked conference, making it the most direct functional peer in terms of conference format, geography, and audience.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Georgetown University's flagship MUN conference, one of the largest and most prestigious in North America. It represents the upper-tier incumbent against which smaller regional conferences like CCMUN must differentiate via accessibility and beginner-friendly positioning.

10MUNSA (University of Toronto Model United Nations)
TypeDirect peer
Description

A university-organized MUN conference also competing for Canadian high school and university delegates. Similar conference-driven revenue model, committee structure, and tiered registration approach to CCMUN.

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CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations

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CCMUN is a student-run Model United Nations conference hosted annually at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Quebec, serving beginner and experienced collegiate delegates from Canadian school delegations through tiered registration and four committee formats.

What CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations does

CCMUN (Champlain College Model United Nations) is a student-run Model United Nations conference organization operating under Champlain College Saint-Lambert, a public CEGEP in Saint-Lambert, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 2015, CCMUN hosts an annual, beginner-friendly conference designed to introduce new delegates to MUN while offering advanced options for experienced participants. The 2026 edition — the 12th annual iteration, scheduled for October 9th-11th — is the first-ever three-day conference and introduces a Joint Crisis Committee alongside the existing General Assembly (UN SDG 6: Access to Clean Water), Specialized Agency (Boxing Day Tsunami, Indonesia 2004), and Beginner Crisis (The 75th Hunger Games) committees.

The underlying technology stack is minimal: the conference is delivered as a live, in-person diplomatic simulation with registration, awards, and delegate materials managed through a standard WordPress-based website and Instagram/Facebook/LinkedIn social channels. There is no proprietary software platform, no mobile application, and no API integration disclosed. Operational tooling consists of a Delegate Handbook, position paper submission via dedicated committee email addresses, and an awards program recognizing Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, Honourable Mention, Outstanding Position Paper, and Best Large/Small Delegation.

The revenue model is a non-commercial, event-driven GTM: CCMUN generates gross receipts from tiered delegate registration (Early Bird $60 CAD, Regular $65 CAD, Late $70 CAD) plus per-delegation fees ($55-$65 CAD), purchased collectively by head delegates and faculty advisors on behalf of school delegations. A portion of merchandise and donation proceeds is directed to the designated charity partner (Chez Doris for 2025). Champlain College's own delegation participates in ranked external circuits including McMUN (McGill) and ConMUN (Concordia). The organization has no external investors, no funding rounds, and no parent-company ownership beyond its institutional host.

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations firmographics

Firmographics
Name
CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations
Legal name
Champlain College Model United Nations
Website
https://champlainmodelun.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
CCMUN is a student-run Model United Nations conference hosted annually at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Quebec, serving beginner and experienced collegiate delegates from Canadian school delegations through tiered registration and four committee formats.
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CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations industry classification

Industry
Product category
Student Educational Conferences
NAICS
Convention and Trade Show Organizers (561920), Professional Organizations (813920)
akta.pro primary industry
Model United Nations (MUN) (EDAMAGAB)
akta.pro secondary industry
Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies) (THAHACAA)

Keywords

  • Model united nations
  • Student conferences
  • Diplomatic simulations
  • Educational events
  • Youth leadership programs

Where CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Saint-Lambert
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Conference Registration Fees: Revenue generated from delegate registration fees at three tiers (Early Bird $60 CAD, Regular $65 CAD, Late $70 CAD) plus delegation fees ($55-65 CAD depending on tier). Head delegates purchase tickets for entire delegations on behalf of schools.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goEarly Bird Registration - $60 CAD per delegate
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goRegular Registration - $65 CAD per delegate
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goLate Registration - $70 CAD per delegate

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations product offering

Product offering

Core offering

CCMUN organizes and hosts the annual CCMUN Model United Nations conference at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Longueuil, Quebec. The three-day event simulates United Nations proceedings across four committees (General Assembly, Specialized Agency, Beginner Crisis, and Joint Crisis Committee) for student delegates representing school delegations. The offering includes committee participation, a delegate handbook, and an awards program, with tickets sold to delegations through tiered registration.

Product overview

CCMUN is a Model United Nations conference organization run by Champlain College students, currently ranked in the top 5 Canadian delegations. The organization hosts an annual beginner-friendly conference featuring four distinct committee formats: a General Assembly focused on UN SDGs, a Specialized Agency for historical crisis simulations, a Crisis Committee for creative fast-paced scenarios, and a Joint Crisis Committee for advanced delegates. The conference includes position paper submissions, awards recognition, delegate training materials, and tiered registration. The CCMUN 2026 edition marks the 12th annual iteration and the first-ever three-day format.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • CCMUN Annual Conference (CCMUN 2026) The flagship annual three-day Model United Nations simulation event at Champlain College Saint-Lambert, designed for high-school and CEGEP student delegations. The conference bundles committee participation, delegate materials, an awards program, and access to a charity partner.
  • General Assembly Committee (GA) A General Assembly-style committee within CCMUN in which delegates debate topics in the formal UN General Assembly format. Intended for student delegates participating through their school delegations.
  • Specialized Agency Committee (SA) A specialized-agency committee within CCMUN where delegates debate issues within the scope of a focused UN body. Intended for student delegates participating through their school delegations.
  • Beginner Crisis Committee A crisis-format committee within CCMUN structured for first-time and less-experienced MUN delegates, providing an accessible introduction to crisis simulations.
  • Joint Crisis Committee (JCC) An advanced three-day Joint Crisis Committee format introduced by CCMUN, in which delegates engage in real-time, interactive crisis simulations with a counterpart committee.
  • Conference Registration Tiered registration service (Early Bird, Regular, Late) through which head delegates and faculty advisors purchase tickets for their entire school delegation.
  • Conference Awards Program Recognition and awards given to delegates and delegations participating in CCMUN 2026 across the General Assembly, Specialized Agency, and Crisis committees.
  • Delegate Handbook Information resource published by CCMUN to brief participating delegates on rules of procedure, committee topics, and conference logistics.
  • Charity Partnership Program CCMUN's partnership with a charity organization through which a portion of registration revenue is directed to charitable causes aligned with the conference's values.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Top 5 Canadian MUN delegation ranking

Companies that use CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations technology and API

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CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • McGill University (McMUN)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChamplain College MUN delegation attends McMUN, one of three ranked conferences they participate in annually. This partnership supports the educational mission of training delegates for prestigious conferences throughout Canada.
  • Concordia University (ConMUN)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChamplain College MUN delegation attends ConMUN hosted by Concordia University. This is one of the ranked conferences in their annual circuit.
  • Chez DorisminorOthersCCMUN 2025's designated charity partner. Chez Doris is a Montreal-based women's shelter providing vital support, resources, and safety for women in need. Profits from roses and stickers sales, plus cash donations collected during committees, are donated to Chez Doris.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • WIMUN (World International Model United Nations): UN-affiliated simulation conference with a more formal, procedural focus, often featuring UN-trained directors. It appeals to the same beginner-through-advanced delegate spectrum but with a stronger institutional credential angle than CCMUN.

Direct peers

  • UConcordia Crisis Conference: Crisis-focused MUN committee offerings from Concordia's circuit represent a comparable advanced crisis format to CCMUN's new Joint Crisis Committee. Both compete for experienced delegates seeking sophisticated crisis simulations.
  • SSUNS (Secondary School United Nations Symposium): One of the largest Canadian high school MUN conferences, hosted by the University of Toronto. It competes directly with CCMUN for the same high school delegation market across Canada and serves as a benchmark for committee offerings and scale.
  • ConMUN (Concordia University Model United Nations): Concordia University's annual MUN conference in Montreal, attended by the same Champlain College delegation. It is a near-twin peer in terms of market segments, geography, and committee format, and is a direct competitor for Quebec-based school delegations.
  • York Model United Nations (YorkMUN): York University's MUN conference, a directly comparable Canadian university-hosted conference competing for the same Eastern Canadian high school delegation pool with similar committee formats and pricing structures.
  • McMUN (McGill University Model United Nations): McGill University's annual Model UN conference, also based in Quebec and serving Canadian high school and university delegates. CCMUN's own delegation attends McMUN as a ranked conference, making it the most direct functional peer in terms of conference format, geography, and audience.
  • MUNSA (University of Toronto Model United Nations): A university-organized MUN conference also competing for Canadian high school and university delegates. Similar conference-driven revenue model, committee structure, and tiered registration approach to CCMUN.

Others

  • Best Delegate Model United Nations Institute: A MUN training and resource platform that runs its own conferences and camps. While not a direct conference peer, it operates in the same ecosystem and represents a potential competitor in the beginner-train-conference pipeline that CCMUN targets.

Broad incumbents

  • HMUN (Harvard Model United Nations): Harvard's prestigious MUN conference attracting thousands of high school delegates globally. Represents the elite, highly selective end of the market that CCMUN deliberately does not target with its beginner-friendly positioning.
  • NAIMUN (North American Invitational Model UN): Georgetown University's flagship MUN conference, one of the largest and most prestigious in North America. It represents the upper-tier incumbent against which smaller regional conferences like CCMUN must differentiate via accessibility and beginner-friendly positioning.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations leadership team

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Profiles8 records

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Investors

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CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations

What does CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations do?

CCMUN organizes and hosts the annual CCMUN Model United Nations conference at Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Longueuil, Quebec. The three-day event simulates United Nations proceedings across four committees (General Assembly, Specialized Agency, Beginner Crisis, and Joint Crisis Committee) for student delegates representing school delegations. The offering includes committee participation, a delegate handbook, and an awards program, with tickets sold to delegations through tiered registration.

Is CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations a public or private company?

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations founded?

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations was founded in 2015. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations based?

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations is headquartered in Saint-Lambert, Canada, in the North America region.

How does CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations make money?

One revenue line is on record: conference Registration Fees.

Who are CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations's main competitors?

WIMUN (World International Model United Nations) is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are UConcordia Crisis Conference, SSUNS (Secondary School United Nations Symposium), ConMUN (Concordia University Model United Nations), York Model United Nations (YorkMUN), McMUN (McGill University Model United Nations) and MUNSA (University of Toronto Model United Nations). Best Delegate Model United Nations Institute is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are HMUN (Harvard Model United Nations) and NAIMUN (North American Invitational Model UN).

Does CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations have an API?

No public API is recorded for CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations.

What industry is CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations in?

CCMUN | Champlain College Model United Nations's product category is Student Educational Conferences. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAMAGAB, Model United Nations (MUN), with a secondary code of THAHACAA, Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies). Its NAICS code is 561920.

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