Charlie Robertson serves the Area President of Alabama, overseeing a dynamic and high-performing region that includes seven hauling facilities, four transfer stations, and one municipal solid waste (MSW) landfill processing an average of 1,500 tons per day. Under his leadership, the region generates monthly revenue of $4–5 million and operates a fleet of 97 trucks across residential, roll-off, front-load, and tractor-trailer services.
Mr. Robertson joined Meridian Waste in January 2020 as an Area Sales Representative in Raleigh, North Carolina. Within just one month, he was promoted to Operations Manager, quickly earning recognition from executive leadership for his exceptional ability to lead teams, optimize operations, and deliver measurable growth. His rapid rise within the organization is a testament to his results-oriented mindset and natural leadership capabilities.
Throughout his tenure, Mr. Robertson has been instrumental in expanding Meridian Waste’s operational footprint and service capabilities. He successfully scaled the roll-off division from three to twenty-two daily routes and integrated seven acquired companies into the Meridian Waste network. He also launched a front-load division that now generates $1.9 million annually and built a portable restroom business from the ground up, which contributes an additional $600,000 in annual revenue.
Before joining Meridian Waste, Mr. Robertson completed a rigorous management training program at Sanderson Farms in Fayetteville, North Carolina. There, he developed essential skills in team leadership, operational efficiency, and conflict resolution that have served as a strong foundation for his success in the waste management industry. Mr. Robertson holds a bachelor of science degree in business administration with a concentration in supply chain management from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. With a strong focus on strategic growth, operational excellence, and team development, he continues to make a significant impact on Meridian Waste’s performance and expansion.