CFA/CRAs system strengthens international partnership with MUST University

On Labor Day, celebrated on May 1, a delegation from the CFA/CRAs System took an important step toward enhancing the profession and qualifying administration professionals. Representatives from the Federal Administration Council (CFA) visited the headquarters of MUST University in Florida (USA) to formalize the expansion of the partnership between the institutions.

The agenda was attended by CFA President Adm. Leonardo Macedo, Director of the Chamber of Services to Registrants Adm. Jaylson Mendonça, and CRA-PA President Adm. Fábio Lúcio. On the occasion, an addendum to the partnership agreement between the CFA and MUST University was signed, consolidating the mutual commitment to continuing education, innovation, and the training of public and private leaders in Brazil.

Among the highlights of the meeting were:

  • The signing of the addendum to the partnership agreement, reinforcing the institutional ties between the CFA/CRAs System and MUST University;
  • The development of a special training project, focusing on strategic actions aimed at civil servants, advisors, and professionals registered in the System;
  • The confirmation of MUST University as the official supporter of events promoted by CFA in 2025, including the Brazilian Administration Meeting (ENBRA), which will take place in June in Belém do Pará.

The partnership with MUST University—the only American university founded by Brazilians—is aligned with the strategic pillars of the CFA/CRAs System: professional qualification, internationalization, and leadership in contemporary management.

For the president of MUST University, Giulianna C. Meneghello, the strengthening of the partnership represents a significant advance in the joint commitment to excellence in the training of administrators.

“We believe in education as a bridge to transforming realities. Strengthening ties with the CFA allows us to positively impact even more professionals and leaders throughout Brazil,” she said.

As it celebrates 60 years of history, the CFA reinforces its mission to regulate, guide, and value the profession that transforms organizations and drives the country’s development.