Submitted by Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce
Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce announces a ribbon cutting ceremony for Berg Marketing Group on November 15 at 3 p.m. at 827 Marsh Avenue in Centralia. Owners Amanda and Ryan Berg will be on hand to celebrate their Grand Opening with refreshments, apparel sales, marketing package discounts and a giveaway!
Berg Marketing Group specializes in brand development, custom apparel, marketing strategy and video production. Amanda and Ryan bring together more than 25 years of experience with their team at Berg Marketing Group. Amanda brings her years of marketing experience and knowledge in print advertising, search engine optimization, search engine marketing, social media, website development and sales. Ryan brings his years of experience in video production and editing with a background in graphic design. Amanda and Ryan joined forces to begin Berg Marketing Group in 2013 and moved into their current location in January of 2022. The 100-year-old home they moved their business into was formerly a restaurant called “The Winter Kitchen,” a Christmas-themed restaurant. The former owners were big supporters of Amanda and Ryan’s vision and sold the property to them for their business. They have since expanded their team, bringing on an additional Graphic Designer, Social Media Manager and Production Manager.
Over the years Berg Marketing Group has grown along with their client base. “ We’ve had the pleasure of working with incredibly supportive businesses that have adapted to new circumstances, market needs and wants,” comments Ryan Berg. During the pandemic, Berg Marketing Group shifted focus and started offering custom apparel and masks. “We made close to 10,000 masks,” stated Berg. They now offer custom apparel along with many other marketing services. “We are dedicated to our clients and love the opportunities we get to showcase the place we call home,” remarks Amanda. Please join us in celebrating the Grand Opening of Berg Marketing Group on November 15 at 3 p.m.
