About

All things considered, I'd rather be in Paris

Bill Silberg is a strategic communications, editorial and publishing consultant with 30 years of experience in journalism, professional and trade publishing and communications. His specializations include health, medicine, science, policy and education.

Bill has worked for United Press International, the University of Chicago Medical Center, American Medical News and the Journal of the American Medical Association, Medscape, The Commonwealth Fund and, most recently, the New York Academy of Sciences. He has now turned those years of experience and the many contacts he’s made along the way into a consulting practice.

Bill’s experience includes both traditional and online editorial development and management, strategic communications, media relations, journalism, and continuing professional education.  He has built editorial staffs large and small, made struggling operations better and good operations great. He specializes in developing and implementing content strategies; building teams and programs; improving editorial and production process; and creating and enhancing professional relationships and collaborations.

In addition to his consulting work, Bill is Editor-at-Large at the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, where he oversees digital initiatives and development of strategic partnerships,  and serves as a Senior Fellow and Chair of the National Advisory Council of the Center for Health, Media and Policy at Hunter College/CUNY.

For more information, email Bill or call him at +1 973-868-1285 (M).