Team BDS, a prominent Swiss esports organization, has recently appointed Alexandre Lopez as its new CEO, marking a significant milestone in the company’s leadership. Lopez, who has been with Team BDS since 2020 and previously held roles such as head of strategy and director, brings a wealth of experience to his new position. Before joining Team BDS, Lopez served as the manager and coach of Valencia CF Esports, showcasing his deep roots in the esports industry.
Alongside the CEO announcement, Team BDS revealed ambitious plans for a comprehensive overhaul, including a major rebranding initiative set to roll out in the coming months. The organization also intends to establish a non-profit division dedicated to youth and hospitalized children, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility. Furthermore, Team BDS aims to inaugurate a new headquarters in Geneva by the end of the year, underscoring its growth and expansion strategies.
The origin of the name “Team BDS” traces back to its founder, Patrice Bailo De Spoelberch, reflecting the organization’s roots since its inception in early 2019. Lopez emphasized the significance of the rebranding efforts, stating that the new brand identity will embody Team BDS’s core values of boldness, ambition, and inclusivity, seeking to unite individuals beyond the competitive gaming arena.
Currently competing in a variety of esports titles such as League of Legends, Rocket League, Rainbow Six Siege, and more, Team BDS has strategically expanded its roster to enhance its competitive presence. Notably, the organization’s participation in the Esports World Cup, supported by the Saudi Arabian government, highlights its global reach and competitive prowess in the esports landscape.
As part of its industry engagement, Team BDS was selected as one of the 40 esports organizations worldwide for the prestigious 2025 Club Partner Program, a testament to its standing in the esports community. Additionally, the organization plays a pivotal role as a founding member of the French Union of Professional Esports Clubs (UFCEP), contributing to the advancement of the esports sector in France.
Team BDS boasts a roster of esteemed sponsors, including brands like Bausch & Lomb, XBORG, AMAG, Pringles, Logitech G, and FNAC, showcasing its appeal to a diverse range of partners within the esports ecosystem. The organization’s strategic partnerships underscore its commitment to fostering mutually beneficial relationships and driving innovation in the industry.
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