Clients
In addition to serving a traditional government-affairs client base, as well as providing public relations services to dozens of Fortune 500 companies, the staff at Berman and Company manages the day-to-day operations of several innovative nonprofit organizations that are founded by a broad cross section of companies, foundations, and individuals. We're proud to keep their profile high and their overhead low.

On behalf of our clients, we manage more than a dozen websites, many of them winners of national awards. These Internet sites speak to a wide variety of audiences, including politicians and their staffs, the major media, industry members, and -- most importantly -- the general public.

Last year more than twelve million unique visitors saw these online campaigns. Millions more saw our clients' television, newspaper, and outdoor advertisements. And we're just getting started.

American Beverage Institute
The American Beverage Institute is a trade association dedicated to stopping drunk driving while protecting the on-premise dining experience—which often includes the responsible consumption of adult beverages. We are the only organization in the nation that unites the wine, beer, and spirits producers with distributors and restaurants in this important mission.

Center for Consumer Freedom
The Center for Consumer Freedom is a nonprofit coalition of companies and consumers working together to promote personal responsibility and protect consumer choices in food and beverages, while dispelling myths and junk science.


Center for Union Facts
Many union officials have abused the trust of their members. They've misspent member dues and harmed the very same people they promise to protect. The Center for Union Facts is a nonprofit watchdog group that has gathered a wealth of information about the size, scope, political activities, and criminal activity of the labor movement.

Employment Policies Institute
The Employment Policies Institute is a nonprofit research organization dedicated to studying public policy issues surrounding employment growth. In particular, EPI focuses on issues that affect job creation in the entry-level employment market.