Beth E. Meyerson, M.Div., PhD.
President, Policy Resource Group, LLC
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Beth Meyerson is founder and president of Policy Resource Group, LLC; a firm specializing in health
policy research and strategy with domestic and international emphases. Dr. Meyerson’s work is informed
by public health service as the AIDS/STD Director for the state of Missouri under the late Governor Mel
Carnahan, and through years of service in private and non-profit sectors in St. Petersburg Florida, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Ann
Arbor, and Boston. Beth’s previous career was in ordained ministry.
Beth received her baccalaureate degree from the University of Michigan (Go BLUE!). She conducted
master’s study at Harvard Divinity School, and received her Master of Divinity degree from Christian
Theological Seminary in Indianapolis. Beth earned her doctorate from Saint Louis University in Public
Policy Analysis and Administration. She is a past participant of the Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy
School of Government for Senior Executives in State and Local Government, and the Duke University
Governor’s Center Executive Education for State Government..
In Missouri, Dr. Meyerson served several local Boards of Directors: the Tri-County YMCA, Turning Point Domestic Violence Shelter, the Warren County Health Advisory Committee, and the Crider Center for Mental Health. In Florida, Dr. Meyerson joined the Council of Neighborhood Associations Leadership program, she served on the board of her Neighborhood Association and raised money for various local causes. Through Rotary, Beth participated in Polio eradication campaigns in India, a construction project on Eleuthera, and volunteers with the Rotarians for Fighting AIDS (RFFA). Nationally, Dr. Meyerson is a member of the Board of Directors for the American Social Health Association. In addition to her personal community service, Dr. Meyerson assures that the Policy Resource Group, LLC serves the community through a variety of pro bono evaluation and capacity building services in communities throughout the world.
Dr. Meyerson’s most recent work has taken her to Kenya, Nigeria, Botswana, India, Russia and throughout the Caribbean with focus on HIV/AIDS. She has authored several papers and books. Her most recent research appears in Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Public Health Reports, and the American Journal of Public Health.