Biller Communications provides the following corporate services:
- Speech writing
- Special events
- Surveys and research
- Newsletters
- Web site (content only)
- Community and Government relations
- Strategic marketing advice

Mr. Biller has helped design, promote and/or execute some of the most successful, marketing effective and in some cases entertaining events in the field of public relations.  These include the “Exchange Place Day ’89” event featuring Bert Parks, the Athletes For the Benefit of Children (ABC) fundraiser featuring Arthur Ashe, the Cooks For Kids benefit for children with AIDS featuring more than 20 on-air television personalities, a news conference for Human Genome Science in the Rainbow Room, the introduction of Atelier America at Le Cirque 2000 and the Quick Chek and Waldbaum’s Balloon Festivals.

Survey work has included creating, executing, analyzing results and creating publicity opportunities for the 1998 and 1999 ITRA National Business Survey, with results published in Business Week, the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and Scripps-Howard News Services.  Previous survey experience includes successful campaigns for Colliers International and Jones Lang Wootton.  In 1997, he helped develop a successful office survey for a division of Canon, Inc.

Speeches and business presentations have been created for CEOs, trade association heads and government officials.

Newsletters are a house specialty.  Mr. Biller as a former newspaper editor, applies many tricks of the trade to create compelling copy and thought-provoking articles that achieve objectives.  He played a key role in the revival of the Hotel Reporter, the Hotel Association of New York’s outreach to that industry’s unionized employees.  He was the founding managing editor of Corporate New Jersey, a full color glossy magazine and most recently created the soon to publish, “Real Estate Strategies” the voice of the International Tenant Representative Alliance (ITRA).