Roger H. Silverberg is an advertising veteran who's worked in the industry since 1972. Prior to starting Roger H. Silverberg Advertising in September 1987, Mr. Silverberg held copywriter, art director, producer and creative director titles in a trail that began with a radio station in central Pennsylvania, took him to Philadelphia where he worked for several advertising agencies, and then, in 1982, to New York City.

Mr. Silverberg has had the opportunity to work on a broad range of business. Among the more widely recognized accounts on which he has contributed creative are: John Wanamaker, Frank's Beverages, The Philadelphia 76ers, Granite Run Mall, Korman Corporation, Sheraton Poste Motor Inn, The Long Island Rail Road, and Lyons Drexel Heritage.

In the industrial/business-to-business arena, Mr. Silverberg has developed programs for, among others, Automated Travel Systems, ArVee Systems, Citiplate, Sulzer-Metco, and Merchandising Plus. 

A pioneering user of both computer graphics and Macintosh technology, Mr. Silverberg was responsible for creating Long Island's first networked Macintosh advertising art production department in 1986. He was one of the first Long Island advertising people to embrace the Internet, portable interactive sales presentations, kiosks, and CD-ROMs. His commentaries on multimedia business development issues have appeared in Multimedia Monitor and Multimedia Producer. 
 

In addition to running Roger H. Silverberg Advertising/Marketing Communications, Mr. Silverberg is an experienced Apple Macintosh trainer/consultant, college-level teacher (Briarcliffe College, Pratt Institute, New York Institute of Technology), and New York Macintosh Users' Group member.