About EPG Brand Acceleration
EPG Brand Acceleration is a business-to-business media and marketing company headquartered in Minnesota. It owns and operates trade magazines and digital platforms such as Boating Industry and Fuel Oil News, and produces industry events and conferences like the Big East Powersports Show and the Beverage Alcohol Retailers Conference. The company provides marketing solutions, audience engagement, and first‑party data services to brands in verticals including beverage, power equipment, marine, and energy.([epgacceleration.com](https://epgacceleration.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai))
A charge listing the phone number 763‑383‑4400 with a Minnesota ZIP code (such as “763-383-4400, MN 55401 USA”) is typically associated with EPG Brand Acceleration or one of its media brands or events. This could represent a subscription to a trade magazine, purchase of a special report or market data, registration for an industry conference or expo, exhibitor or sponsorship fees, or other advertising and marketing services billed through EPG’s central office. Historical documents also tie this phone number to predecessor entities like EPG Media & Specialty Information and GS Media & Events, all within the same publishing/events lineage.([cdn.minneapolis.org](https://cdn.minneapolis.org/digital_files/2321/july_2016_-_june_2018_convention__event_calendar.pdf?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a 763‑383‑4400 charge, first check whether you (or your business) recently subscribed to an industry magazine, registered for a trade show or conference, or purchased advertising or a data product from any of EPG’s brands. Look for confirmation emails or invoices from domains like epgacceleration.com, boatingindustry.com, bigeastpowersportsshow.com, or fueloilnews.com and compare the billed amount and date. If the charge is still unclear, you can call EPG Brand Acceleration at 763‑383‑4400 or use the contact form on their website to request invoice details; have your statement, charge date, and amount ready. If you suspect fraud, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the transaction and request a new card number.