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The proposed trophy for Okeiya Champions

OKEIYA CUP

Could it be your association?

A championship vision celebrating associations that bring people together and make waves.

Demo — fictional ranking and data.

30 seconds · French-language video · watch at your own pace
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A luminous current crosses an underwater arena. Schools of fish converge toward a silver and ocean-blue cup, crowned by the blue fish and orange octopus. One space on its base remains open: “??? ASSO”.

Read the trailer in English

“Every year… Associations make waves. Only one will lift the cup. Could it be your association? OKEIYA CUP — The student association championship. Follow the current. Find your shoal. Make waves.” Music and aquatic sounds accompany the reveal; there is no narration. The video’s on-screen titles are in French.

Okeiya Cup trophy concept: blue fish and orange octopus at the top, wave-shaped handles, OKEIYA CUP engraving and ??? ASSO plaque.
Trophy concept — presentation artwork.

🐟 💙 🐙 🧡

Two signatures. One shared ambition.

A cup to recognize collective effort, beyond the size of a shoal.

The fish and the octopus

Okeiya’s two signatures together at the top: the fish’s blue, the octopus’s orange and one shared current.

Waves and currents

Wave-shaped handles represent the momentum of communities participating together.

??? ASSO

An intentionally unnamed plaque. It leaves room for a question: which shoal will make the next waves?

The physical cup has not been manufactured. No prize or winner has been announced.

Okeiya Champions

Help your shoal grow.

Okeiya Champions explores an annual championship where member mobilization and experience matter together.

Proposed weights · rules v1

60%

🌊 Mobilization and participation

Distinct members who actually attend, a rate relative to the eligible population and regular engagement.

40%

💙 Monthly satisfaction

Experience rated by eligible members, with response thresholds and aggregated results.

Raw registration numbers are not enough. Relative mobilization lets smaller shoals compete. Insufficient data remains “insufficient data”, rather than a zero rating.

Followers can join open activities. They do not inflate member mobilization or contribute to the official satisfaction rating. Individual ratings would remain confidential.

Explore the rules in the demo

Demo — fictional ranking and data.

Follow the current. Find your shoal. Make waves.

Your shoal has a story.

Discover activities, find your community and imagine the waves you could make together.