About us

About us

We are the agency for leading societal actors.
We are passionate about public issues and communication – and about finding solutions that foster dialogue and understanding. These are the foundations of a well-functioning democracy.

We exist for everyone who wants to develop society, find new solutions, and create real change. For anyone who wants to have a voice in the democratic conversation. For everyone who believes in the power of good business that also does good for society.

Whether you’re a public institution or a private company – well established or just stepping onto the societal stage – we are here for those who want to succeed in what is often called the VUCA world: Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity.

Within the unpredictable, the uncertain, the complex and the ambiguous lie extraordinary opportunities – for those who know how to navigate. And we do.

Gullers Grupp is a member of the global agency network PROI. Learn more at proi.com.

What we do

Communication in the public arena has a character of its own. We start with a core insight: that people are relational and meaning-seeking – and that what feels meaningful is what unites and motivates.

Experienced – yet forward-thinking from the start

Our focus on society and societal actors has been with us since the very beginning in 1989.

The 1990s

Putting schools on the political agenda

Ahead of the 1998 election, we helped Lärarnas Riksförbund (the Swedish Teachers’ Union) bring education back into political focus – completing the trinity of healthcare, schools and elderly care that still shapes public debate today.

The 2000s

Deregulating the pharmacy sector

As Sweden prepared to dissolve its state monopoly on pharmacies, we worked with the Swedish Pharmaceutical Association to support the emergence of a diverse, entrepreneurial pharmacy landscape.

The 2010s

Changing perceptions of private care

Together with Vårdföretagarna, we helped reframe the image of private healthcare – not by polarising against public services, but by showing how the private sector contributes to solving the challenges facing the welfare system.

Today

See more of our work under Cases