The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry was founded in 1978 and is the world authoritative body for the sports industry officially recognized by the IOC as the industry representative within the Olympic family. The WFSGI is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental association formed by sports brands, manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, national federations and all sporting goods industry related businesses. The WFSGI plays a strategic role in the support and promotion of the sporting goods industry worldwide.

Sportbiz.ch presented as an internet platform of the Swiss sporting goods industry following associations, organizations and journals: ASMAS Association of Swiss sports retailers, Swiss Sport & Mode (journal of the Swiss sports trade), SPAF Association of Swiss sporting goods suppliers and Swiss ski testing organization.

Switzerland Rugby Union

Ski Association of Switzerland 

The Swiss Swimming Federation (FSN) , together with its 200 clubs the competence center for all activities related to the sport of swimming.Close to 60,000 people are registered with the clubs, against 100,000 benefit from their wide range of sporting activities. About 6,000 people operate with an annual license competitive sports in swimming, water jumping, water polo and synchronized swimming. Thousands take with a temporary license occasionally participate in competitions.

The FIS organisational structure has been developed to maximize the ability for FIS to meet its goals as the international governing body for skiing and snowboarding.

The Badminton Association Switzerland (BSVS) 

Switzerland triathlon Association

The Swiss Federation for Equestrian Sports (SVPS) is the national governing body of equestrian athletes as well as by breeders, professional people and others interested in the horses being people who stand up for horse racing, breeding, conservation and education, and interest.

Switzerland fencing association

Handball Federation of Switzerland

The general professionalization of sports has also led to an adjustment of the structures of the federation.Under the leadership of the Central President Roger Staub and the knowledgeable support of various Central Board members received Swiss Sailing since 2007 gradually contemporary structures. The levels for the strategy (Central Board) and the daily business (management and office) are now working on their behalf in accordance with and hand in hand

The SNBF is a non-profit-oriented organization and is financed by members, patrons, sponsors and contributions, as well as revenue from the Swiss championships conducted annually.

The Swiss tennis federation is now moderately members of the three largest sporting associations in Switzerland. More than 54,000 Licensed, against 300,000 organized tennis players in all of Switzerland and more than 1,000 clubs and Center is one of the statistics today.

Karate federation of  Switzerland

Swiss Athletics is the trade association for Athletics in Switzerland. The headquarters is located in the house of sport in Ittigen b. Bern.Swiss Athletics promotes top-level sport and youth development, and supports the development width.

Cycling Federation of Switzerland

Switzerland ice hockey association

The Swiss Gymnastics Federation is a polysportiver, dynamic association

The General Assembly is the SAC's highest body. The General Assembly and the Presidents' Assembly meet once a year and are responsible for the Club's main direction and finances.

Alpine Club of Switzerland

Switzerland football association

Switzerland boxing federation

Switzerland Basketball Association

The Fédération Internationale de Football Association is the international governing body of association football, futsal and beach soccer. Its membership comprises 209 national associations.

Volleyball association of Switzerland