50 years of national presence built by those who believed that Brazilian technology needed a voice. This is the history, and the coin, of those who minted these years.
Founded on August 23, 1976, the Assespro Confederation is the oldest and most widely distributed organization in the Brazilian IT sector. Five decades defending the interests of national private companies before governments, Congress and society.
Three pillars that sustain the collective strength of Brazilian technology companies.
Your voice in the National Congress, ministries and regulatory agencies. Active presence in CATI, CGI.br, MBC, ALETI, WITSA and 8 other strategic sector forums.
A team of 12 attorneys specialized in ICT producing regulatory analyses, technical briefs and advocacy for the sector's interests on agendas such as the Marco IA (Brazil's artificial intelligence regulatory framework), Cybersecurity and the Reforma Tributária (Brazil's tax reform).
National reach with 15 member entities connected across 16 states. Approximately 3,500 member companies sharing knowledge, opportunities and political strength as a network.
Presidents of the member entities, presented at the Confederation's Board of Administration.
Six ongoing lines of work designed to deliver direct results for your business.
What goes to a vote, where each bill stands, who decides, and where the voters of those who decide are located. Monitoring conducted in partnership with Instituto BR360.
More than an association: a network of about 3,500 companies building the future of Brazilian IT.
Five decades of leadership building the political representation of the Brazilian IT sector.
"Consolidating the transition to a Confederation and strengthening the sector's voice in Congress are the priorities of this term."
"We approved the transformation into a Confederation in Recife/2024, a historic milestone for the sector."
"We reformed the voting system in Goiânia/2022, the foundation for the organization's new governance."
The ASSESPRO Radar reads every day what is moving through the Câmara dos Deputados and the Senado, filters what affects software producers, and shows how close each bill is to becoming law.
Explore Radar ASSESPRO →There are 15 member entities across 16 states, representing the IT sector in every region of the country. In states without an established member entity, companies join the Confederation directly.
Register of member entities of the Confederation, updated in November 2025. Santa Catarina and Pernambuco show the figure declared by the entity itself.
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