Gullers Group

Gullers Group is a Swedish partner-owned communications consultancy founded in 1989. Seven offices provide a national footprint for work involving public institutions, infrastructure, sustainability, leadership and organizations engaged in social change.

The agency is positioned around societal actors rather than a narrow commercial sector. Its distributed Swedish office network and public-interest orientation suit assignments where regional participation, stakeholder trust and institutional context matter.

Gullers combines strategic communications, public affairs, sustainability, change, leadership, digital, design and inclusive communications. The acquisition of KAPI added further capability in accessible and inclusive communication.

Public-sector transformation, infrastructure, healthcare, energy, education and sustainability are recurring areas. These subjects align with the firm’s emphasis on participation, social utility and long-term behavioral or institutional change.

Offices from Malmö and Gothenburg to Stockholm, Sundsvall, Umeå, Piteå and Luleå create unusually broad Swedish coverage. The network is stronger nationally and across the Nordics than as a global owned-office system.

The website presents a coherent service architecture and enough named work to support discovery and due diligence.

A human editor reviewed public professional and client evidence. The available record is more informative through verified work and institutional recognition than through undifferentiated ratings.

An official EU procurement notice identifies Gullers Grupp AB as the awarded contractor on a public assignment. The firm also co-runs the long-standing Årets samhällsaktör recognition with Dagens industri.

Published capabilities show digitally enabled research, content and campaign execution. The review did not infer a proprietary technology stack where the public record was silent.

Gullers’ distinguishing feature is the combination of national regional presence with expertise in communications that affect public systems and communities. Inclusive communication and participatory methods reinforce that position.

Compared with Stockholm-centered PR agencies, Gullers offers deeper regional Swedish access. Compared with management consultancies, it adds campaign, design and public-engagement execution to change and leadership advice.