Kristina Berg

Kristina Berg has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in marketing, digital analytics, teaching, and leadership. Currently, as of 2021, they are the CEO of KIT. Kristina also holds positions as a Course Director and Lecturer in Digital Analytics at Medieinstitutet and as a Course Responsible and Teacher in Digital Analysis, Measurement, and ROI at Berghs School of Communication. Prior to these roles, they were the Marketing Manager at East & West Distribution AB and a Senior Creative at House of Radon.

From 2016 to 2019, Kristina served as a Planner and Digital Account Director at NORD DDB Stockholm, where they oversaw strategic and creative projects, managed teams, and delivered exceptional digital experiences for clients. Kristina also worked as an Account Director at OKTO in 2019 and as a Business Designer and Strategist at Alchemy from 2018 to 2019.

Earlier in their career, Kristina was a Digital Marketing Manager and Head of Social Media at Resultify, where they helped companies achieve better results through online channels. Kristina played a crucial role in digital strategy, social media management, concept development, storytelling, and content marketing. Kristina initially joined Resultify Malmö in 2012 and later expanded to start the Stockholm office in 2015. Before their tenure at Resultify, they founded AKC Berg in 2011, where they worked until 2016.

Overall, Kristina Berg's work experience showcases their expertise in marketing, digital analytics, teaching, leadership, and strategic planning.

Kristina Berg's education history includes a Bachelor's degree in Management Communications from La Trobe University, which they obtained from 2011 to 2012. Kristina also pursued a Bachelor's degree in Project Management within Publishing from Malmö University, from 2009 to 2012.

In terms of additional certifications, Kristina obtained a certification in Internet Marketing Fundamentals from Market Motive in February 2015.

Kristina has also attended Berghs School of Communication for short-term courses. In 2015, they studied UX and Interaction Design, and in 2016, they focused on creative writing under Mikael Rosén. However, it should be noted that they did not earn specific degree names for these programs.