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Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen
Legal namestring
Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen
Websiteurl
srf.no
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
1925
Descriptiontext

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen (SRF Bergen) is a private, non-profit professional association founded in 1925 and headquartered in Bergen, Norway. It operates as a regional membership-based knowledge hub for sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership professionals in the Vestlandet region, claiming to be Norway's largest provider of marketing and sales events with approximately 50 events per year including professional breakfast sessions (FagFrokost), sales networking gatherings (Salgsnettverk), courses (Salgsclass, Masterclass), and the flagship AMPLIFY conference. The association serves roughly 370 corporate members covering over 25,000 employees, plus approximately 4,000 individual members, spanning industries such as energy, telecom, travel, insurance, retail, legal, media, and hospitality.

SRF's product portfolio combines a recurring event program with a digital content layer: SRF Play (a knowledge hub with webinars, podcasts, and articles), SRF Speakers (a curated portal of 15 vetted Bergen speakers), SRF KUBEN (an annual creative advertising award across 20 categories), SRF UNG (a free youth network for professionals under 34), and the Market Mad podcast. The technology stack is lightweight — APSIS for event registration and email automation, plus a standard website — and does not feature proprietary software IP.

Revenue is generated primarily through tiered annual corporate membership subscriptions (3,250–11,250 NOK by company size, entrepreneur tier at 2,000 NOK), individual memberships (1,600 NOK; students/seniors at 300–390 NOK), event admission fees for non-members (~850 NOK), SRF KUBEN entry fees (1,250–1,500 NOK per submission), and sponsorship revenue from regional partners including Fjordkraft, Atea, KPMG, Sparebanken Norge, and Bergen Kommune. Operations are run by four full-time staff under Managing Director Silje Meese (appointed February 2026), with strategic direction set by a nine-member board drawn from member companies.

Short descriptiontext

SRF Bergen is a 100-year-old, non-profit membership association in Bergen, Norway, serving sales, marketing, and leadership professionals through ~50 annual events, tiered corporate and individual memberships (370+ companies, 4,000+ individuals), and digital content (SRF Play, KUBEN awards, speakers portal, youth network).

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HeadquartersBergen, Norway
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Bergen
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Norway
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
professional association services, membership networking events, sales marketing education, industry awards programs, professional development courses
NAICS code1 code
  • Business Associations813910
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Professional Association Services
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Revenue model5 records
1Corporate Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual membership fees charged to companies based on size: businesses with under 10 employees pay 3,250 NOK, 11-50 employees pay 5,250 NOK, 51-200 employees pay 8,250 NOK, over 200 employees pay 11,250 NOK, entrepreneur membership at 2,000 NOK. All employees of the company are included in the membership. Membership runs until terminated in writing.

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2Individual Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Personal membership at 1,600 NOK per year, student/senior membership at 390 NOK per year, BI students at 300 NOK per year.

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3Event Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from event participation fees. Members typically attend free or at discounted rates, while non-members pay fees such as 850 NOK for FagFrokost sessions. SRF arranges approximately 50 events annually.

srf.no
4Competition Entry Fees (SRF KUBEN)
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

1,250 NOK per submitted work in each category, 1,500 NOK per work in Kampanje (campaign) category. Student entries are free. The competition is non-profit with revenues covering competition costs.

srf.no
5Member Benefits and Offers
TypeAffiliate Referral
Description

Various exclusive offers from partner companies to SRF members including discounts on IT services, recruitment, hotels, telecommunications, digital marketing tools, fitness facilities, and more. While SRF itself does not charge for these, they strengthen member retention and attract new members.

srf.no
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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details10 tiers
1Companies with under 10 employees
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

3,250 NOK per year

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2Companies with 11 to 50 employees
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

5,250 NOK per year

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3Companies with 51 to 200 employees
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

8,250 NOK per year

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4Companies with over 200 employees
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

11,250 NOK per year

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5Entrepreneur membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

2,000 NOK per year

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6Personal/individual membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

1,600 NOK per year

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7Student/senior membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

390 NOK per year

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8BI students
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

300 NOK per year (special discounted rate)

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9SRF KUBEN competition entry per work per category
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

1,250 NOK per work per category (1,500 NOK for Kampanje category). Student submissions free.

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10Event admission - non-members
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

850 NOK for non-members for events like SRF Salgsnettverk and FagFrokost sessions. Free for SRF members.

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B2B
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Services
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1SRF Speakers
Description

A speaker bureau portal featuring 15+ speakers from Bergen available for booking

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SRF operates a membership-based professional association for sales, marketing, communications, and leadership professionals in the Bergen/Vestland region of Norway. It sells corporate and individual memberships that grant access to approximately 50 annual events (breakfast sessions, courses, networking gatherings, conferences), a digital knowledge platform (SRF Play), a vetted speaker booking portal (SRF Speakers), a creative advertising award (SRF KUBEN), and industry awards (Årets Markedsfører, Årets Unge Selger).

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  • 370 member companies with over 25,000 employees reached through the network
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SRF Bergen (Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen) is Norway's largest membership-based knowledge hub for sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership. Its portfolio spans a core events and networking platform — delivering approximately 50 annual events including SRF FagFrokost (professional breakfast sessions), SRF Salgsnettverk (sales networking), and AMPLIFY (an annual sales and marketing conference) — combined with a digital knowledge subscription: SRF Play. Supporting offerings include SRF Speakers (a speaker booking portal), SRF KUBEN (an annual creative advertising award), SRF UNG (a youth network for under-34s), Market Mad Podcast, and structured awards programs (Årets unge selger, Årets markedsfører, SRF-prisen). Membership is structured as corporate plans priced by company headcount, giving all employees access to events and SRF Play. The organization was founded in 1925, has 4 full-time staff, and represents over 370 member companies.

Product and service11 records
1SRF Corporate Membership (SRF Bedriftsmedlemskap)
CategoryMembership
Description

Annual corporate membership plans priced by company size (under 10 employees: 3,250 NOK; 11-50: 5,250 NOK; 51-200: 8,250 NOK; over 200: 11,250 NOK; entrepreneur: 2,000 NOK), granting all employees access to ~50 annual events, the SRF Play knowledge platform, networking, and member benefits.

2SRF Play Digital Knowledge Platform
CategoryDigital Content Platform
Description

A digital knowledge hub providing members on-demand access to webinar recordings, articles, podcasts, and exclusive expert content from SRF's annual events, covering sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership.

3SRF Speakers Portal
CategorySpeaker Booking Service
Description

A curated speaker bureau portal aggregating vetted professional speakers from the Bergen area, allowing companies to browse and book presenters by topic including social media, LinkedIn, digital marketing, AI, sales, branding, and leadership.

4SRF KUBEN Creative Awards Competition
CategoryAwards Competition
Description

An annual creative advertising award competition recognizing the best creative work produced in Vestlandet (Western Norway), covering 20 categories including campaigns, film, digital, and identity design, with public submission and a People's Choice online vote.

5AMPLIFY Sales & Marketing Conference
CategoryConference
Description

Vestlandet's largest annual professional conference for sales and marketing, bringing together industry practitioners for keynotes, panels, and networking, and featuring the presentation of industry awards including Årets unge selger and Årets markedsfører.

6SRF UNG Youth Network
CategoryMembership Program
Description

A youth membership network for students and professionals under 34 years old working in or aspiring to work in sales and marketing, offering regular meetups, company visits, professional development events, and social gatherings in Bergen.

7SRF FagFrokost Professional Breakfast Series
CategoryEvent Series
Description

Recurring professional breakfast sessions held regularly across Bergen venues, covering topics such as technology trends, AI, marketing, employer branding, and SEO, free for members with paid access for non-members.

8SRF Salgsnettverk Sales Networking Series
CategoryEvent Series
Description

An afterwork networking event series for sales professionals, combining informal socializing with short expert talks on sales psychology and performance, with paid access for non-members.

9Market Mad Podcast
CategoryPodcast
Description

SRF's branded podcast featuring conversations with industry professionals on topics such as branding, sales, media, and marketing trends, published regularly and distributed via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

10SRF Salgsclass Sales Training Program
CategoryTraining Program
Description

An annual structured sales training program offering professional development for sales teams, held in Bergen as part of SRF's broader course portfolio.

11SRF-prisen Award
CategoryIndustry Award
Description

SRF's long-standing prize awarded to individuals or organizations that have particularly distinguished themselves in marketing in the broadest sense.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership15 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Apsis One is a system combining email marketing with marketing automation. APSIS is used as SRF's event registration system and customer survey platform. The partnership enables SRF to manage event registrations, send invitations, and conduct member surveys.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Atea is a partner in SRF's events, collaborating on technology topics including AI. They specialize in IT infrastructure and use their expertise to develop solutions. Atea participates in SRF FagFrokost events and the SRF Sales Network.

3Bergen Filharmoniske Orkester (Harmonien)
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Norway's national orchestra and one of the world's oldest, dating back to 1765. The orchestra collaborates with SRF on cultural events and serves as a venue and partner for SRF activities.

srf.no
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

One of Vestlandet's largest cultural institutions with 17 screens across Bergenkino LUX and Konsertpaleet. Offers venues for conferences and events for SRF member companies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Norway's leading brand for electricity sales in the private market and the second largest in the business market, serving over 1.4 million people. Fjordkraft has been a climate-neutral company since 2007. They are a key partner in SRF events, providing sponsorship and participating in networking activities.

6Handelshøyskolen BI
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

BI Bergen is the largest of BI's colleges outside Oslo with 2,200 full-time students and 300 Executive students. Offers 9 bachelor's programs and Master of Science in Business. Provides venue and collaborates on events including career days with SRF.

srf.no
Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

With approximately 350 employees, Hansa Borg Bryggerier AS is Norway's largest Norwegian-owned brewery and beverage company. They won Årets Markedsfører 2025. Collaborate with SRF on events and SRF Ung activities.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

KPMG is a multidisciplinary competence house offering services in auditing, consulting, tax, and business law. They have experienced experts and serve clients from small businesses to Norway's largest companies. KPMG professionals participate in SRF jury panels including Årets Unge Selger.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Bergens Tidende is one of Norway's largest media houses and the largest publisher outside Oslo. Part of Schibsted Media. Collaborates with SRF on Fag & Fest events and other marketing activities.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Bergen's leading football club with three league championships (1961/62, 1963, 2007). Collaborates with SRF on events including Møtecup (meeting competition) and Fag & Fotball events.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

A new bank created from the merger of Sparebanken Vest and Sparebanken Sør, with over 200 years of community banking tradition. Serves as venue partner and collaborator on SRF events. Hosts events at their Bergen location.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Qualified People (Q People) provides recruitment and staffing services for managers, specialists, and employees in Bergen and Oslo. Co-awards Årets Unge Selger (Young Salesperson of the Year) with SRF. Contact: Mona Lavik.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Part of Reitan Eiendom, managing approximately 70,000 sqm of rental space mainly in Bergen city center. Focus on office, residential, restaurant, and retail spaces. One of SRF's sponsors.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Bergen Municipality supports SRF Play, the digital knowledge platform. SRF Play is supported by Bergen Municipality, helping fund the digital content platform for SRF members.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Sparebanken Norge sponsors SRF Ung (young professionals subgroup), providing financial support for the free events and activities organized for young professionals under 34 years.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global umbrella body for the marketing/advertising industry with chapters worldwide. Comparable as a membership organization serving marketing professionals, but operates at international scale with broader remit than SRF's Bergen/Vestland focus.

2D&AD
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UK-based professional association and awards body for the creative industries. Comparable to SRF's KUBEN creative awards and educational programming, though operating at international scale and focused specifically on creative/design craft.

TypeOthers
Description

Global association serving news media companies with events, awards, and best-practice sharing. Comparable association structure to SRF but focused exclusively on news media marketing — a relevant vertical given partners like Schibsted/Bergens Tidende.

TypeOthers
Description

Bergen Chamber of Commerce / business association. Shares geographic overlap (Bergen region) and an advocacy/networking role with SRF, though focused on the broader Bergen business community rather than sales/marketing specifically.

5Dansk Markedsføring
TypeRegional player
Description

Danish professional association for marketing and sales professionals. Structurally similar to SRF with membership subscriptions, events, courses, and an awards program; serves as a direct Nordic counterpart operating in Denmark rather than Norway.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norwegian trade association for the creative, communication, and marketing industry. Operates as a national-level peer to SRF with similar membership model, awards programs, and event-driven engagement, but at a national scale covering Oslo and other Norwegian metros.

7ANORS (Association of Norwegian Advertising Agencies)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Industry association representing Norwegian advertising agencies. Comparable to SRF as a trade body for the marketing/advertising sector, with similar advocacy, networking, and professional development offerings, though focused specifically on agencies rather than cross-industry sales/marketing professionals.

8Hovedorganisasjonen Virke
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Norwegian trade confederation representing service industries including marketing and communications. Comparable as an industry umbrella organization in Norway, though much larger in scope covering multiple service sectors beyond sales/marketing.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Danish marketing community/portal offering events, training, and networking for marketing professionals. Operates a similar event- and content-driven membership model to SRF, but with a primarily digital/community-driven approach.

TypeRegional player
Description

Swedish marketing association providing networking, training, and events for marketing professionals. Closely comparable model to SRF (membership fees, conferences, awards) operating in Sweden rather than Norway.

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Named customers8 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen

Professional Association Servicessrf.no

SRF Bergen is a 100-year-old, non-profit membership association in Bergen, Norway, serving sales, marketing, and leadership professionals through ~50 annual events, tiered corporate and individual memberships (370+ companies, 4,000+ individuals), and digital content (SRF Play, KUBEN awards, speakers portal, youth network).

What Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen does

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen (SRF Bergen) is a private, non-profit professional association founded in 1925 and headquartered in Bergen, Norway. It operates as a regional membership-based knowledge hub for sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership professionals in the Vestlandet region, claiming to be Norway's largest provider of marketing and sales events with approximately 50 events per year including professional breakfast sessions (FagFrokost), sales networking gatherings (Salgsnettverk), courses (Salgsclass, Masterclass), and the flagship AMPLIFY conference. The association serves roughly 370 corporate members covering over 25,000 employees, plus approximately 4,000 individual members, spanning industries such as energy, telecom, travel, insurance, retail, legal, media, and hospitality.

SRF's product portfolio combines a recurring event program with a digital content layer: SRF Play (a knowledge hub with webinars, podcasts, and articles), SRF Speakers (a curated portal of 15 vetted Bergen speakers), SRF KUBEN (an annual creative advertising award across 20 categories), SRF UNG (a free youth network for professionals under 34), and the Market Mad podcast. The technology stack is lightweight — APSIS for event registration and email automation, plus a standard website — and does not feature proprietary software IP.

Revenue is generated primarily through tiered annual corporate membership subscriptions (3,250–11,250 NOK by company size, entrepreneur tier at 2,000 NOK), individual memberships (1,600 NOK; students/seniors at 300–390 NOK), event admission fees for non-members (~850 NOK), SRF KUBEN entry fees (1,250–1,500 NOK per submission), and sponsorship revenue from regional partners including Fjordkraft, Atea, KPMG, Sparebanken Norge, and Bergen Kommune. Operations are run by four full-time staff under Managing Director Silje Meese (appointed February 2026), with strategic direction set by a nine-member board drawn from member companies.

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen
Legal name
Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen
Website
https://srf.no
Company type
Private
Founded year
1925
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
SRF Bergen is a 100-year-old, non-profit membership association in Bergen, Norway, serving sales, marketing, and leadership professionals through ~50 annual events, tiered corporate and individual memberships (370+ companies, 4,000+ individuals), and digital content (SRF Play, KUBEN awards, speakers portal, youth network).
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Where Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bergen
HQ country
Norway
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Corporate Membership Fees: Annual membership fees charged to companies based on size: businesses with under 10 employees pay 3,250 NOK, 11-50 employees pay 5,250 NOK, 51-200 employees pay 8,250 NOK, over 200 employees pay 11,250 NOK, entrepreneur membership at 2,000 NOK. All employees of the company are included in the membership. Membership runs until terminated in writing.
  2. Individual Membership Fees: Personal membership at 1,600 NOK per year, student/senior membership at 390 NOK per year, BI students at 300 NOK per year.
  3. Event Fees: Revenue from event participation fees. Members typically attend free or at discounted rates, while non-members pay fees such as 850 NOK for FagFrokost sessions. SRF arranges approximately 50 events annually.
  4. Competition Entry Fees (SRF KUBEN): 1,250 NOK per submitted work in each category, 1,500 NOK per work in Kampanje (campaign) category. Student entries are free. The competition is non-profit with revenues covering competition costs.
  5. Member Benefits and Offers: Various exclusive offers from partner companies to SRF members including discounts on IT services, recruitment, hotels, telecommunications, digital marketing tools, fitness facilities, and more. While SRF itself does not charge for these, they strengthen member retention and attract new members.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualCompanies with under 10 employees
SubscriptionAnnualCompanies with 11 to 50 employees
SubscriptionAnnualCompanies with 51 to 200 employees
SubscriptionAnnualCompanies with over 200 employees
SubscriptionAnnualEntrepreneur membership
SubscriptionAnnualPersonal/individual membership
SubscriptionAnnualStudent/senior membership
SubscriptionAnnualBI students
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goSRF KUBEN competition entry per work per category
Transaction based/ take ratePay-as-you-goEvent admission - non-members

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels10 records

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen product offering

Product offering

Core offering

SRF operates a membership-based professional association for sales, marketing, communications, and leadership professionals in the Bergen/Vestland region of Norway. It sells corporate and individual memberships that grant access to approximately 50 annual events (breakfast sessions, courses, networking gatherings, conferences), a digital knowledge platform (SRF Play), a vetted speaker booking portal (SRF Speakers), a creative advertising award (SRF KUBEN), and industry awards (Årets Markedsfører, Årets Unge Selger).

Product overview

SRF Bergen (Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen) is Norway's largest membership-based knowledge hub for sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership. Its portfolio spans a core events and networking platform — delivering approximately 50 annual events including SRF FagFrokost (professional breakfast sessions), SRF Salgsnettverk (sales networking), and AMPLIFY (an annual sales and marketing conference) — combined with a digital knowledge subscription: SRF Play. Supporting offerings include SRF Speakers (a speaker booking portal), SRF KUBEN (an annual creative advertising award), SRF UNG (a youth network for under-34s), Market Mad Podcast, and structured awards programs (Årets unge selger, Årets markedsfører, SRF-prisen). Membership is structured as corporate plans priced by company headcount, giving all employees access to events and SRF Play. The organization was founded in 1925, has 4 full-time staff, and represents over 370 member companies.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • SRF Speakers: A speaker bureau portal featuring 15+ speakers from Bergen available for booking
  • SRF Play
  • SRF UNG
  • SRF KUBEN
  • Market Mad

Products and services

  • SRF Corporate Membership (SRF Bedriftsmedlemskap) Annual corporate membership plans priced by company size (under 10 employees: 3,250 NOK; 11-50: 5,250 NOK; 51-200: 8,250 NOK; over 200: 11,250 NOK; entrepreneur: 2,000 NOK), granting all employees access to ~50 annual events, the SRF Play knowledge platform, networking, and member benefits.
  • SRF Play Digital Knowledge Platform A digital knowledge hub providing members on-demand access to webinar recordings, articles, podcasts, and exclusive expert content from SRF's annual events, covering sales, marketing, sustainability, and leadership.
  • SRF Speakers Portal A curated speaker bureau portal aggregating vetted professional speakers from the Bergen area, allowing companies to browse and book presenters by topic including social media, LinkedIn, digital marketing, AI, sales, branding, and leadership.
  • SRF KUBEN Creative Awards Competition An annual creative advertising award competition recognizing the best creative work produced in Vestlandet (Western Norway), covering 20 categories including campaigns, film, digital, and identity design, with public submission and a People's Choice online vote.
  • AMPLIFY Sales & Marketing Conference Vestlandet's largest annual professional conference for sales and marketing, bringing together industry practitioners for keynotes, panels, and networking, and featuring the presentation of industry awards including Årets unge selger and Årets markedsfører.
  • SRF UNG Youth Network A youth membership network for students and professionals under 34 years old working in or aspiring to work in sales and marketing, offering regular meetups, company visits, professional development events, and social gatherings in Bergen.
  • SRF FagFrokost Professional Breakfast Series Recurring professional breakfast sessions held regularly across Bergen venues, covering topics such as technology trends, AI, marketing, employer branding, and SEO, free for members with paid access for non-members.
  • SRF Salgsnettverk Sales Networking Series An afterwork networking event series for sales professionals, combining informal socializing with short expert talks on sales psychology and performance, with paid access for non-members.
  • Market Mad Podcast SRF's branded podcast featuring conversations with industry professionals on topics such as branding, sales, media, and marketing trends, published regularly and distributed via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.
  • SRF Salgsclass Sales Training Program An annual structured sales training program offering professional development for sales teams, held in Bergen as part of SRF's broader course portfolio.
  • SRF-prisen Award SRF's long-standing prize awarded to individuals or organizations that have particularly distinguished themselves in marketing in the broadest sense.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 370 member companies with over 25,000 employees reached through the network
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen

Customer profile

Named customers8 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen technology and API

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Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • ApsiscoreTechnology or IntegrationApsis One is a system combining email marketing with marketing automation. APSIS is used as SRF's event registration system and customer survey platform. The partnership enables SRF to manage event registrations, send invitations, and conduct member surveys.
  • AteacoreGTM or Marketing PartnerAtea is a partner in SRF's events, collaborating on technology topics including AI. They specialize in IT infrastructure and use their expertise to develop solutions. Atea participates in SRF FagFrokost events and the SRF Sales Network.
  • Bergen Filharmoniske Orkester (Harmonien)coreGTM or Marketing PartnerNorway's national orchestra and one of the world's oldest, dating back to 1765. The orchestra collaborates with SRF on cultural events and serves as a venue and partner for SRF activities.
  • Bergen KinominorGTM or Marketing PartnerOne of Vestlandet's largest cultural institutions with 17 screens across Bergenkino LUX and Konsertpaleet. Offers venues for conferences and events for SRF member companies.
  • FjordkraftcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerNorway's leading brand for electricity sales in the private market and the second largest in the business market, serving over 1.4 million people. Fjordkraft has been a climate-neutral company since 2007. They are a key partner in SRF events, providing sponsorship and participating in networking activities.
  • Handelshøyskolen BIcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerBI Bergen is the largest of BI's colleges outside Oslo with 2,200 full-time students and 300 Executive students. Offers 9 bachelor's programs and Master of Science in Business. Provides venue and collaborates on events including career days with SRF.
  • Hansa Borg & Solera Beverage GroupcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerWith approximately 350 employees, Hansa Borg Bryggerier AS is Norway's largest Norwegian-owned brewery and beverage company. They won Årets Markedsfører 2025. Collaborate with SRF on events and SRF Ung activities.
  • KPMGcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerKPMG is a multidisciplinary competence house offering services in auditing, consulting, tax, and business law. They have experienced experts and serve clients from small businesses to Norway's largest companies. KPMG professionals participate in SRF jury panels including Årets Unge Selger.
  • Schibsted (Bergens Tidende)coreGTM or Marketing PartnerBergens Tidende is one of Norway's largest media houses and the largest publisher outside Oslo. Part of Schibsted Media. Collaborates with SRF on Fag & Fest events and other marketing activities.
  • Sportsklubben BrannminorGTM or Marketing PartnerBergen's leading football club with three league championships (1961/62, 1963, 2007). Collaborates with SRF on events including Møtecup (meeting competition) and Fag & Fotball events.
  • Sparebanken NorgecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerA new bank created from the merger of Sparebanken Vest and Sparebanken Sør, with over 200 years of community banking tradition. Serves as venue partner and collaborator on SRF events. Hosts events at their Bergen location.
  • Qualified PeoplecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerQualified People (Q People) provides recruitment and staffing services for managers, specialists, and employees in Bergen and Oslo. Co-awards Årets Unge Selger (Young Salesperson of the Year) with SRF. Contact: Mona Lavik.
  • VestenFjeldske EiendomminorGTM or Marketing PartnerPart of Reitan Eiendom, managing approximately 70,000 sqm of rental space mainly in Bergen city center. Focus on office, residential, restaurant, and retail spaces. One of SRF's sponsors.
  • Bergen KommuneminorGTM or Marketing PartnerBergen Municipality supports SRF Play, the digital knowledge platform. SRF Play is supported by Bergen Municipality, helping fund the digital content platform for SRF members.
  • Sparebanken NorgecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerSparebanken Norge sponsors SRF Ung (young professionals subgroup), providing financial support for the free events and activities organized for young professionals under 34 years.

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Broad incumbents

  • IAA (International Advertising Association): Global umbrella body for the marketing/advertising industry with chapters worldwide. Comparable as a membership organization serving marketing professionals, but operates at international scale with broader remit than SRF's Bergen/Vestland focus.
  • D&AD: UK-based professional association and awards body for the creative industries. Comparable to SRF's KUBEN creative awards and educational programming, though operating at international scale and focused specifically on creative/design craft.
  • Hovedorganisasjonen Virke: Norwegian trade confederation representing service industries including marketing and communications. Comparable as an industry umbrella organization in Norway, though much larger in scope covering multiple service sectors beyond sales/marketing.

Others

  • INMA (International News Media Association): Global association serving news media companies with events, awards, and best-practice sharing. Comparable association structure to SRF but focused exclusively on news media marketing — a relevant vertical given partners like Schibsted/Bergens Tidende.
  • Bergen Næringsråd: Bergen Chamber of Commerce / business association. Shares geographic overlap (Bergen region) and an advocacy/networking role with SRF, though focused on the broader Bergen business community rather than sales/marketing specifically.

Regional players

  • Dansk Markedsføring: Danish professional association for marketing and sales professionals. Structurally similar to SRF with membership subscriptions, events, courses, and an awards program; serves as a direct Nordic counterpart operating in Denmark rather than Norway.
  • Sveriges Marknadsförbund: Swedish marketing association providing networking, training, and events for marketing professionals. Closely comparable model to SRF (membership fees, conferences, awards) operating in Sweden rather than Norway.

Direct peers

  • Kreativt Forum: Norwegian trade association for the creative, communication, and marketing industry. Operates as a national-level peer to SRF with similar membership model, awards programs, and event-driven engagement, but at a national scale covering Oslo and other Norwegian metros.
  • ANORS (Association of Norwegian Advertising Agencies): Industry association representing Norwegian advertising agencies. Comparable to SRF as a trade body for the marketing/advertising sector, with similar advocacy, networking, and professional development offerings, though focused specifically on agencies rather than cross-industry sales/marketing professionals.

Emerging players

  • Markedsforing.dk (related Danish marketing community): Danish marketing community/portal offering events, training, and networking for marketing professionals. Operates a similar event- and content-driven membership model to SRF, but with a primarily digital/community-driven approach.

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Frequently asked questions about Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen

What does Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen do?

SRF operates a membership-based professional association for sales, marketing, communications, and leadership professionals in the Bergen/Vestland region of Norway. It sells corporate and individual memberships that grant access to approximately 50 annual events (breakfast sessions, courses, networking gatherings, conferences), a digital knowledge platform (SRF Play), a vetted speaker booking portal (SRF Speakers), a creative advertising award (SRF KUBEN), and industry awards (Årets Markedsfører, Årets Unge Selger).

Is Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen a public or private company?

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen founded?

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen was founded in 1925. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen based?

Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen is headquartered in Bergen, Norway, in the Europe region.

How does Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Corporate Membership Fees are the primary driver. The others are individual Membership Fees, event Fees, competition Entry Fees (SRF KUBEN) and member Benefits and Offers.

Who are Salgs- og Reklameforeningen i Bergen's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are IAA (International Advertising Association), D&AD and Hovedorganisasjonen Virke. Others are INMA (International News Media Association) and Bergen Næringsråd. Regional players are Dansk Markedsføring and Sveriges Marknadsförbund. Direct peers are Kreativt Forum and ANORS (Association of Norwegian Advertising Agencies). Markedsforing.dk (related Danish marketing community) is listed as an emerging player.

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