Bob Clark Beyond: Adventurer in Hope

The Engine of Progress: Why We Need Data Centers—and Honest Conversations About Them

A powerful reflection on the evolution of American progress and the role of artificial intelligence in shaping our modern world. Exploring how AI, data centers, and energy infrastructure are driving the next industrial revolution—and why responsible innovation, not fear, must guide the future.

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My Mock Death Is Today – The Kindest Thing I Do for My Family

A reflective look at my annual “mock death” tradition—an act of love that prepares my family, business, and legacy for the future with clarity, planning, and peace.

CCDI students and alumni participating in hands-on learning activities at North Tech High School during Saturday Academy in Florissant, Missouri.

Building Futures Together: CCDI Alumni Lead the Way at Saturday Academy

CCDI’s Saturday Academy at North Tech High School brought together over 65 students, alumni, and industry partners for a hands-on learning day. Alumni now working with Clayco subcontractors returned to mentor the next generation—demonstrating how the CCDI community continues to build lasting change across our trades and communities.

Preview of the new Studio Museum in Harlem with visitors and the modern building exterior.

Inside the New Studio Museum in Harlem: A Legacy Reimagined

A first look inside the new Studio Museum in Harlem—an inspiring, purpose-built home that continues the museum’s six-decade legacy of championing artists of African descent and shaping the future of American art.

“Going Quiet” when everyone else is too LOUD!

Warren Buffett is more than an investing legend; he’s a model of wisdom, humility, and integrity. From his modest life in Omaha, he built one of the world’s greatest companies while never losing sight of honesty and purpose. His clear thinking and long-term vision have inspired millions to see business not just as a way to build wealth, but as a way to build character and create lasting good.

Construction worker in a yellow safety vest and hard hat standing on a desert job site, facing large equipment and distant mountains, with the text “Why AI? Why Now?” symbolizing the intersection of technology, industry, and the next era of innovation.

The Engine of Progress: Why We Need Data Centers—and Honest Conversations About Them

A powerful reflection on the evolution of American progress and the role of artificial intelligence in shaping our modern world. Exploring how AI, data centers, and energy infrastructure are driving the next industrial revolution—and why responsible innovation, not fear, must guide the future.

Graphic displaying the acronym RVCL, which stands for Retinal Vasculopathy with Cerebral Leukoencephalopathy, on a gradient background of pink and blue, representing awareness and advocacy for this rare genetic disease.

Turning Loss Into Hope — A Breakthrough in RVCL Research

A heartfelt story of love, loss, and hope—how Ellen’s battle with RVCL inspired a lifelong mission to fund research, advocacy, and treatment breakthroughs through The Clayco Foundation, bringing real progress to families affected by rare diseases.

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