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In episode nine of the GreenCourt Connections podcast, Jay Bland, Esq. interviews Greg G. Allen, the Forsyth County, Georgia Clerk for Superior, State, and Juvenile Courts. Greg, whose background in software sales uniquely positioned him for technological advancements in his role, shares insights into the evolving responsibilities of clerks, the impact of AI, and the importance of legislative involvement. He reflects on his career, highlighting significant office efficiency and cost-saving achievements, and discusses the personal and professional influences that shaped his journey.
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