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On the evening of August 13th, The Gunter Group (TGG) will once again proudly sponsor the annual Checking for Charity Beef & Beer Event at the On Deck Sports Bar & Grill in the Pearl District. Checking for Charity is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to changing the world through competitive hockey events. TGG Associate, Matt Bader started Checking […]

The Gunter Group is pleased to be selected as one of the 2015 ‘100 Best Companies’ to work for in Oregon by Oregon Business.  The 2015 list and rankings were unveiled at the 22nd Annual 100 Best Companiescelebration dinner on February 26th at the Oregon Convention Center.  Matt Bader, a consultant at The Gunter Group who attended the event, expressed […]

The Gunter Group is thrilled to be selected as one of the Oregon Business 100 Best Companies to work for in Oregon! This is an exciting recognition for us since over 270 companies were considered and 11,500 employees took part in the survey. On being selected Vivian Dhadli-Robinson said, “This is a great achievement for […]

On November 11th multiple members of The Gunter Group, LLC (TGG) team were present at the Dougy Center’s Annual Fall Luncheon held at the Sentinel Hotel. TGG served as a proud supporting sponsor of the annual ‘friend’ raiser luncheon where the theme was Portraits of Courage. The luncheon featured a number of speakers who highlighted the […]

The Gunter Group is excited to welcome our three newest associates: John Drake, Tony Schweiss and Brian Waldram. John has been hired as a seasoned project management consultant with diverse experience working in the high-tech sector, construction, power utilities, and training and development industries. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon and […]

On September 24th three members of The Gunter Group LLC (TGG)  gathered at Golden Valley Brewery in Beaverton to share stories and a couple of drinks.  TGG consultants Matt Bader, Jim Calko, and Tony Schweiss sat together on the front patio enjoying the conversation but they weren’t alone. The three mingled with other Portland area military […]