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Antonio Bilancio, son of the renowned Cavaliere Gino Bilancio, is a 360° creative, with a journey that spans from music to drawing. In the 1970s and 1980s, he entered the world of hairstyling, discovering that his artistic flair could make a significant contribution to the growth of the hair sector.

Career in Hairstyling

Antonio began collaborating with several prestigious brands, including L’Oréal, Goldwell, and Wella, which contributed to his professional growth on an international level. His artistic vision and talent made him a prominent name in the industry, leading to his recognition as one of the most innovative and influential leaders.

Family Legacy and Professional Development

In 1987, Antonio inherited the C.N.A.A.S. (National Confederation of the Arts and Sciences of Coiffure), founded by his father, with its first headquarters in Naples. Under his leadership, the organization rapidly expanded, opening branches in Irpinia and later in northern Italy and Ekaterinburg, becoming one of the most established European schools in the sector.

Leadership Roles

In 1994, Antonio Bilancio became president of C.A.T. (Circle of Art and Technique). His ambition and continuous pursuit of growth led him, in 2018, to be elected World President of the World Confederation of Coiffure (C.M.C.). In this role, Antonio continues to promote excellence and innovation in hairstyling, uniting professionals from around the world and fostering international collaboration.

Vision and Impact

Antonio Bilancio has always believed in the importance of continuous education and the exchange of knowledge to raise industry standards. His leadership has had a significant impact on the growth and development of the C.M.C., making it a point of reference for hairdressers worldwide. His family legacy, combined with his passion and artistic vision, has helped transform the international hairstyling landscape, bringing innovation and creativity to new heights.

Today, Antonio Bilancio remains a prominent figure in the hairstyling industry, dedicated to promoting creativity and professional excellence. His exemplary career and dedication have left a lasting mark on the world of coiffure, inspiring new generations of hairdressers to pursue art and technique with passion and commitment.

PRESIDENT C.M.C. WORLD ANTONIO BILANCIO

HISTORY PRESIDENT
C.M.C. WORLD

1937 PARIS

PRESIDENT FRANCOIS MANIEN

1988 ITALIA​

PRESIDENT VINCENZO TOCCI

1992 PARIS

PRESIDENT IVAN BEAUCHEMIN

2018 ITALIA​

PRESIDENT ANTONIO BILANCIO

2024 ITALIA​

PRESIDENT ANTONIO BILANCIO

GALLERY

HISTORY C.M.C. WORLD

Foundation and Early Years   1937: The C.A.T. Association (Circle of Art and Technique) was founded in 1937 by François Manien. The initial goal of the organization was to bring together people of different nationalities to support and develop the art of hairstyling. In these early years, the association worked intensively to attract members from various countries, laying the foundation for international collaboration. International Expansion 1961: In the 1960s, C.A.T.’s influence expanded rapidly. Countries such as Italy, France, Great Britain, and Germany, already actively involved, encouraged other hairdressing associations around the world to join. This period saw increasing collaboration and exchange of ideas among industry professionals at the international level. 1964: The growing membership from new countries led to the birth of a new idea: to unite all members under one global organization. Thus, the World Confederation of Coiffure (C.M.C.) was born, with the goal of promoting excellence and innovation in hairstyling worldwide. Changes and Development 1988: The death of founder François Manien marked the beginning of a new era for the C.M.C. For several years, the presidency was entrusted to Vincenzo Tocci, who made significant contributions before resigning. 1992: New leaders were elected to guide the organization: Ivan Beauchemin as General President of the C.M.C. and Guy Persico as Active President of the C.M.C. 1996: The Artistic and Technical Confederation of Coiffure (new C.A.T.) was established, continuing to pursue the original goals of the association but with a renewed and modern approach.
Nuove Strutture e Leadership   2018: Parigi 12 febbraio, venne costituito il nuovo C.M.C., ora conosciuto come Confederazione Mondiale della Coiffure e dell’Estetica. Le nuove cariche assegnate furono: – Presidente Mondiale: Antonio Bilancio – Presidente Attivo e Paesi Asiatici: Joii Fujii – Vice Presidente per i Paesi dell’Est: Vazha Mhitaryan – Vice Presidente per l’Europa Centrale: Tony Basato – Vice Presidente per i Paesi Balcanici: Mustafa Celyn – Vice Presidente per i Paesi Arabi: Raed Dabash – Segretaria Generale: Maria Rosa Roberto – Pubbliche Relazioni: Luigi Bilancio   Recenti Sviluppi 2024: A Tunisi si è tenuta l’assemblea generale di tutti i paesi membri del C.A.T., durante la quale è stato rieletto il nuovo direttivo e presidente della C.M.C. Sotto la legislazione europea, le nuove cariche confermate sono state: – Presidente Mondiale: Antonio Bilancio – Presidente Attivo e Paesi Asiatici: Joii Fujii – Vice Presidente Generale: Tony Basato – Vice Presidente per l’Europa: Jonna Zaremba Wanczura – Comunicazione e Press Dgt: Luigi Bilancio  Missione e Visione La Confederazione Mondiale della Coiffure (C.M.C.) continua a promuovere l’arte dell’acconciatura a livello globale, sostenendo la formazione continua, l’innovazione e l’eccellenza professionale. Attraverso eventi internazionali, concorsi e iniziative di sviluppo professionale, la C.M.C. mira a unire acconciatori, makeup artisti, barber, onicotenici, estetiste di tutto il mondo, favorendo la collaborazione e lo scambio di conoscenze per elevare gli standard del settore.