Sports Associations in
Lausanne
48 companies in Sports Associations based in Lausanne — name and year of registration from the commercial register. The list below shows them all.
All 48 companies in Lausanne
Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB)
Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.4.4(41)
Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) is the international governing body responsible for all forms of volleyball. It organises international competitions, establishes regulations and rankings, and works with national federations on development, education and medical/anti‑doping matters.
Fédération Internationale de Hockey
Since 1987 · 21–50 empl.4.0(11)
The company's core activity is the promotion, organization and management of hockey sports at an international level. This includes the implementation of international tournaments and competitions, such as the FIH Hockey World Cup, the FIH Hockey Pro League and the Olympic Games, as well as the development of rules and standards for hockey sports. The company also serves as an umbrella organization for national hockey associations and provides support and resources for the development of hockey sports worldwide.
Fondation FIVB pour le Volleyball
Since 2024 · 1–10 empl.4.4(41)
Fondation FIVB pour le Volleyball is the international governing body for all forms of volleyball, overseeing competitions, regulations and rankings. It also delivers development, education, medical and refereeing programmes and works with national federations and partners to promote and organise the sport.
European Masters Athletics
Since 2004 · 1–10 empl.
European Masters Athletics is an athletics association that provides competitions, calendars, results and rankings for European track and field. Its website also publishes news, athlete profiles and historical athletics data.
European Shooting Confederation (ESC)
Since 2010 · 21–50 empl.
European Shooting Confederation (ESC) is a sports confederation that organises and coordinates shooting sport competitions and related activities for its member federations. It organises European Championships and other continental events, maintains competition rules and official documents, and publishes results, rankings and event-management tools such as the ESC Entry System.
Association Européenne d'Athlétisme
Since 2013 · 11–20 empl.
Association Européenne d'Athlétisme organises and oversees European athletics competitions and manages competition, ranking and historical data for its member federations. The organisation also publishes news, results, athlete profiles and event information across European athletics.
World Bridge Federation (WBF)
Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.
World Bridge Federation (WBF) is the international governing body for contract bridge, organising world championships and other WBF competitions. It maintains statutes, regulations, rankings and masterpoint tables, and provides documents, resources and training (WBF Academy) for member organisations and players.
International Yoga Sports Federation (IYSF)
Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.
The company's core activity is the management and administration of an international sports organization, particularly the organization and implementation of sports events, the management of memberships and the promotion of sports at an international level.
European Bridge League (EBL)
Since 2016 · 11–20 empl.
European Bridge League (EBL) is the European organisation that administers the mind sport bridge, organises European championships and transnational events, and publishes regulations and master‑point rankings. The EBL also provides education and training for officers and tournament directors, runs youth programmes, and maintains governance bodies and competition archives.
Fondation d'Ethique de la Gymnastique
Since 2019 · 11–20 empl.
The company's core activity is the promotion of ethics, integrity and safety in gymnastics, particularly in the field of gymnastics, by providing advice, support and enforcement of rules and standards to protect the physical and mental health of gymnasts.
World Federation of Equestrian Archery (WFEA)
Since 2020 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of World Federation of Equestrian Archery (WFEA) is the promotion and organization of equestrian archery as a sport, particularly with the goal of having this sport recognized as an Olympic discipline. This includes the development of rules and standards, the training of judges and trainers, the organization of competitions, and the promotion of international cooperation among equestrian archers.
Fédération Internationale de FootGolf
Since 2021 · 21–50 empl.
The company's core activity is the promotion, development and control of FootGolf on a global level, including the organization of tournaments, support for member countries and the implementation of educational programs to promote and disseminate the sport.
Alliance of Independent Recognised Members of Sports
Since 2022 · 21–50 empl.
Alliance of Independent Recognised Members of Sports is an association of international sports federations that seeks to strengthen individual sports, combine expertise and share knowledge while maintaining close cooperation with the International Olympic Committee to pursue IOC recognition for its member sports.
World Taekwondo Federation à Séoul, succursale de Lausanne
Since 2018 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of the company "Lausanne the Olympic Capital" is to offer services and support to international sports organizations and federations to promote their development and growth in Lausanne and the region. This includes, among other things, providing office space, organizing events and seminars, supporting the obtaining of work permits, and promoting networks and partnerships between sports organizations, companies, educational institutions, and public institutions.
World Aquatics
Since 2018 · 21–50 empl.3.4(10)
World Aquatics is the world governing body for aquatic sports, responsible for establishing rules, organising competitions and supporting development across its member federations. It oversees six disciplines—swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open-water swimming and high diving—and emphasizes athlete‑centred governance and clean sport.
Olympische und Paralympische Winterspiele Schweiz 2038 (OPWS2038)
Since 2024 · 11–20 empl.
The core activity of Swiss Olympic is the promotion and support of Swiss sports, particularly the representation of the interests of private-law organized sports and the creation of conditions for sporting success at the international level, as well as the dissemination and anchoring of Olympic values in society.
WORLD AQUATICS Foundation (WAF)
Since 2025 · 1–10 empl.
WORLD AQUATICS Foundation (WAF) focuses on athlete development, water safety, and the protection of water resources. The foundation supports scholarship programmes, drowning-prevention education, and environmental initiatives related to water.
WORLD AQUATICS Sàrl
Since 2022 · 1–10 empl.3.4(10)
WORLD AQUATICS Sàrl is the sole world governing body for all aquatic sports, overseeing swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open water and high diving. The organisation develops rules, organises international competitions and publishes results, news and records.
International Canoe Federation, à Budapest, succursale de Lausanne
Since 2026 · 21–50 empl.
International Canoe Federation, à Budapest, succursale de Lausanne is the international governing body for canoe and kayak paddling sports, overseeing ten disciplines recognised by the IOC. It organises and regulates international competitions, sets rules and governance standards, and promotes development, safeguarding and anti‑doping work.
World Federation of Acrobatic Dances and Dance Sports (WFADS)
Since 2025 · 1–10 empl.
World Federation of Acrobatic Dances and Dance Sports (WFADS) is an international federation for dance sport, Breaking, and Acrobatic Rock’n’Roll and Acro Swing. The organization coordinates competitions, governance structures, documents, and national member bodies in these disciplines.
Open de la Construction et de l'immobilier
Since 2026 · 1–10 empl.
Open de la Construction et de l'immobilier is an association that organises golf events and tournaments for professionals in the construction and real estate sectors. The website also presents partnership and sponsorship offers as well as event registration information.
International Boxing Association (IBA)
Since 2024 · 11–20 empl.1.0(4)
The company's core activity is the promotion and regulation of boxing, particularly through the development of rules, the organization of events and the support of boxers and trainers. The company is also responsible for maintaining the integrity of the sport by conducting independent investigations and proceedings to ensure that the sport remains fair and clean.
Fondation pour la promotion et le développement du hockey (sur gazon)
Since 1986 · 1–10 empl.
FC Lausanne-Sport Onze d'Or
Since 1987 · 1–10 empl.
The International Dart Federation
Since 1995 · 1–10 empl.
International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation (IBSF)
Since 2008 · 1–10 empl.
Fédération Internationale du Sport Universitaire (FISU)
Since 2008 · 21–50 empl.
Association helvétique de golf & ski (AHGS)
Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.
Fédération Internationale de SAMBO (FIAS)
Since 2011 · 11–20 empl.
Association Union Mondiale de Kyokushin (UMK)
Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.
Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC)
Since 2013 · 21–50 empl.
International Wushu Federation
Since 2014 · 1–10 empl.
Association Suisse de Speed-Ball (ASSB)
Since 2016 · 1–10 empl.
Swiss Junior Golf Association
Since 2016 · 1–10 empl.
WORLD CAGE FOOTBALL UNION WCFU
Since 2016 · 1–10 empl.
International Federation of Teqball
Since 2017 · 1–10 empl.
Kids Sport & Fun
Since 2017 · 1–10 empl.
World Snooker Federation
Since 2018 · 1–10 empl.
Fédération Internationale de Bowling
Since 2018 · 11–20 empl.
Fédération internationale de floorball
Since 2019 · 11–20 empl.
Fédération Internationale de Course Aérienne
Since 2021 · 1–10 empl.
International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF)
Since 2021 · 11–20 empl.
World Triathlon
Since 2022 · 11–20 empl.
Fédération Mondiale du Jeu de Dames (FMJD)
Since 2024 · 1–10 empl.
International Mind Sports Association ("IMSA")
Since 2025 · 1–10 empl.
World Strength Sports Federation (WSSF)
Since 2026 · 1–10 empl.
International GUANPAI Association
Since 2026 · 1–10 empl.
World Electronic Sports Association
Since 2026 · 1–10 empl.
Sports Associations in Lausanne
Sports Associations in the region
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Source: commercial register (Zefix) · as of October 11, 2026
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