Romina Guglielmetti

Provides legal services

Distributes electronic and electromechanical components

Functions as a College/University

Provides factoring and credit management services

DeA Capital Alternative Funds invests in companies located in Italy. The firm target companies operating in the fields of publishing, media, gaming and services. It provides financing for buyout capital requirements.

Provides industrial laundry services

Acts as Private Equity Fund

Functions as a College/University

Engages in production, sale and distribution of electricity, gas & heat and provides environmental & integrated water cycle services

Functions as a College/University

Operates as an open-access train operating company in the field of high-speed rail transport

Operates as a sports club

Provides engineering and contracting services in the field of sulphur recovery, acid gas removal, oil and gas processing

Provides digital signature platform, IT, cyber security and business consulting services

Engages in the promotion of professional ethics in legal profession

Operates an online news platform

Designs and manages digital & shared infrastructure elements for telecom operators

Provides consumer credit services

Provides investment banking services

Provides warehousing and logistics services

The Techshop invests in companies located in Italy, primarily in Southern Italy. The firm focuses on sectors such as artificial intelligence, cloud, analytics, data security. It provides financing for seed and early stage capital requirements with an investment size of EUR 0.5 - 1 million.

Provides passenger, freight and cargo airline services

The Association of Independent Schools & Colleges in Alberta (AISCA), established in 1958 and headquartered in Edmonton, is a membership-based organization dedicated to supporting and promoting high educational standards among independent schools, colleges, and early childhood service providers. The private company is located in Canada. AISCA advocates for school choice and parental rights, collaborates with Alberta Education, and represents member interests through government engagement and public outreach. The association provides services such as teacher certification and evaluation, professional development, policy templates, and specialized learner supports including speech language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, mental health resources, and literacy and numeracy assistance. AISCA supports home education families with workshops, virtual consultations, assessments, and resources for diverse learning needs. It also facilitates networking, leadership conferences, job search services, and manages an energy program to help schools secure cost-effective power and natural gas. The organization fosters cooperation among independent educational institutions and promotes equitable treatment, diverse educational philosophies, and the rights of parents and schools to design curricula aligned with their values. AISCA maintains communication through social media and provides member-exclusive online resources to empower educators, parents, and students within Alberta’s independent education sector.