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Rebranding Bid

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The Swiss Cheer Association (SCA) invites qualified branding agencies, graphic design studios, and independent creative professionals to submit proposals for the development of a comprehensive new visual identity for the federation.The SCA is committed to conducting a fair, transparent, and competitive selection process. 

As the national governing body for cheerleading in Switzerland, the Swiss Cheer Association seeks to establish a distinctive, modern, and professional brand identity that reflects the development of cheer as a competitive sport.

The rebranding initiative aims to strengthen the federation’s visibility, increase brand recognition, support organizational development, and establish a consistent visual identity across its activities and communications.

The selected creative partner will work collaboratively with designated SCA representatives to develop a cohesive branding system suitable for national and international use.

Creative Design
Knowledge of Swiss Sport Design
Technical Expertise

Must Have

  • Experience with logo development
  • Knowledge of sports creative design 
  • Perfect written English


Nice to have

  • Swiss sport experience
  • Additional languages


DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

  • All proposals should demonstrate an understanding of the unique requirements of a national sporting federation.
  • The new branding must:
  • Be original and distinctive.

  • Communicate professionalism and sporting credibility.

  • Be recognizable at small and large sizes.

  • Work in both colour and monochrome.

  • Be suitable for digital, print, embroidery, and merchandise applications.

  • Support Switzerland’s multilingual environment.

  • Allow for future expansion of federation programs and activities.

  • Maintain appropriate readability and accessibility.

  • Avoid unnecessary complexity.

  • Be capable of long-term use without dependence on short-lived design trends.

Request for Proposals 
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Read the entire RFP here with detail scoring and evaluation methods. 

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