Opinion: Why the Shelby County Clerk’s Office deserves our attention
“At its best, the Clerk’s Office is where the government meets everyday life, where efficiency, fairness and accountability translate directly into better public service.”
Beverly C. Robertson
Beverly C. Robertson is former president and CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber and the National Civil Rights Museum. She is currently the COO of Trust Marketing.
There are 6 articles by Beverly C. Robertson :
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December 2025
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Guest Columnists
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April 2022
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Guest Columnists Guest column: Affordable health care key to helping small business prosper
“... it’s of vital importance that we, as a community, take care of our small businesses.”
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December 2021
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Guest Columnists Guest column: It’s been a ‘hell’ of a year, now let’s get to work
Beverly Robertson: “As Memphis increasingly becomes a city of choice for innovators in advanced industries, we need to be ready to scale our regional workforce development.”
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July 2021
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Guest Columnists Opinion: Our nation, not just Tenn. and Ark., needs a new bridge
‘Memphis doesn’t just move the world through its music — although Memphis is mentioned in songs more than any other city in the world. Memphis is indispensable when it comes to transportation, logistics and distribution, moving products around the world as an integral cog in the global supply chain.’
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June 2019
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Guest Columnists Employers need to tap an under-used resource: the re-entry population
Companies previously opposed to hiring ex-offenders are awakening to the value of creating taxpayers rather than funding perpetrators.
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February 2019
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Guest Columnists Robertson: Workforce development and economic development go hand in hand
When reporting on economic development, the media often emphasizes tax breaks while downplaying the net new taxes generated. This leads many people to simply misunderstand how incentives work and can have serious repercussions for a community, as can be seen in New York with Amazon.
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