Climbing Capitol Peak

My first recollection of being inspired by mountains was as a 10-year-old in elementary school seeing a documentary of...

The Clark Family Branch St. Louis Library

The Clark family is humbled to be able to do something that will impact generations to come by donating $6 million to the...

September’s Architect of the Month: Thomas Phifer and Partners

Source: Thomas Phifer and PartnersThomas Phifer founded Thomas Phifer and Partners in 1997. He takes a human-centered...

December Architect of the Month: Krueck Sexton Partners

The Architecture and Planning firm, Krueck Sexton Partners, is the featured December architect of the month on Bob Clark...

Remote Work Kills Company Culture

The concept of working from home has been a hotly debated topic over the past few years, and some institutions have...

Penn Medicine’s RVCL Research Center

The Clayco Foundation is committed to supporting meaningful research to find treatments and a cure for Retinal vasculopathy...

I Can See Clearly Now

Whenever people start a conversation about which of the five senses is their favorite, I’m baffled because there's only one...

January’s Architect of the Month: HDR

A design-firm specialized in architecture, engineering, environmental and construction services whose work I have admired...

February Architect of the Month: Daniel Libeskind

Bold, innovative designs often challenge traditional architectural conventions. Daniel Libeskind, known for his...

In Memory of Rafael Viñoly

I am deeply saddened to learn about the passing of one of the great architects and thinkers of our time, the renowned...

Climbing Capitol Peak

My first recollection of being inspired by mountains was as a 10-year-old in elementary school seeing a documentary of Martin...

The Clark Family Branch St. Louis Library

The Clark family is humbled to be able to do something that will impact generations to come by donating $6 million to the new...

Remote Work Kills Company Culture

The concept of working from home has been a hotly debated topic over the past few years, and some institutions have (falsely)...

Penn Medicine’s RVCL Research Center

The Clayco Foundation is committed to supporting meaningful research to find treatments and a cure for Retinal vasculopathy with...

I Can See Clearly Now

Whenever people start a conversation about which of the five senses is their favorite, I’m baffled because there's only one that...

THOUGHTS

Katie Lane Appointed as Clayco’s Chief Talent Officer

Katie Lane Appointed as Clayco’s Chief Talent Officer

I am delighted to announce the appointment of our Clayco family’s new Chief Talent Officer, Katie Lane!  Katie is a great addition to our team. She has valuable expertise driving talent results from her former role at Dale Carnegie, where she created and maintained...

The Power of Wearing Your Pride

The Power of Wearing Your Pride

“Always stand up for what you believe in, just like my senior quote.” This is what Colorado Grand Valley High School senior Naomi Peña Villasano said, which is a fitting representation of her recent struggle with her school board and local government about wearing a...

May’s Inspiration of the Month: Remembering Tina Turner

May’s Inspiration of the Month: Remembering Tina Turner

Tina Turner was a trailblazing icon in more ways than one.  Born Anna Mae Bullock on November 26, 1939 in Brownsville, Tennessee, she was later known as the "Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll". Turner came from humble beginnings. She started singing in her small town’s church...

“Creating a winning way is about developing a culture of
community service and impact through purposeful action.”

– BOB CLARK

THOUGHTS

THOUGHTS

Reading list

2022 Reading List

I always enjoy using my downtime or travel time to immerse myself in a good book. It’s important for me to stay current with ongoing affairs, whether that’s related to politics, business, or interesting historical stories. Take a look at my 2022 reading list here:...

BUILDING

May’s Artist of the Month: Rashid Johnson

Rashid Johnson is a New-York based conceptual artist who was born in 1977 in Chicago, Illinois. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Columbia College in Chicago and his Master of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Rashid has had numerous...

March’s Artist of the Month: Mickalene Thomas

There's something really special and different about Mickalene Thomas’s art. An African-American contemporary artist and filmmaker from New Jersey, she studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000, and later received...

February’s Artist of the Month: Derrick Adams

A person whose work I truly admire is Derrick Adams, a multidisciplinary New York-based artist. His installations include painting, collage, sculpture, performance, video, and sound. Through his art, he looks at how popular culture influences people’s views of...

IMPACT

BUILDING

“Creating a winning way is about developing a culture of community service and impact through purposeful action.”

– BOB CLARK

BUILDING

Group14 Technologies EV Battery Facility

Group14 Technologies EV Battery Facility

Clayco is underway in the design and build of one of the most important projects in the US. Group14 Technologies, a global manufacturer and supplier of advanced silicon battery technology, is on a...

ART COLLECTION

May’s Artist of the Month: Rashid Johnson

May’s Artist of the Month: Rashid Johnson

Rashid Johnson is a New-York based conceptual artist who was born in 1977 in Chicago, Illinois. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Columbia College in Chicago and his Master of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Rashid has had numerous...

March’s Artist of the Month: Mickalene Thomas

March’s Artist of the Month: Mickalene Thomas

There's something really special and different about Mickalene Thomas’s art. An African-American contemporary artist and filmmaker from New Jersey, she studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000, and later received...

February’s Artist of the Month: Derrick Adams

February’s Artist of the Month: Derrick Adams

A person whose work I truly admire is Derrick Adams, a multidisciplinary New York-based artist. His installations include painting, collage, sculpture, performance, video, and sound. Through his art, he looks at how popular culture influences people’s views of...

ARCHITECTURE

May’s Architect of the Month: Donald Wexler

May’s Architect of the Month: Donald Wexler

I have always admired the work of Donald Wexler (1926-2015), an architect known for his significant contributions to modernist architecture in the mid-20th century. Wexler was born in Sioux Falls,...

In Memory of Rafael Viñoly

In Memory of Rafael Viñoly

I am deeply saddened to learn about the passing of one of the great architects and thinkers of our time, the renowned architect Rafael Viñoly. Rafael was an Uruguayan-born architect based in New...

February Architect of the Month: Daniel Libeskind

February Architect of the Month: Daniel Libeskind

Bold, innovative designs often challenge traditional architectural conventions. Daniel Libeskind, known for his distinctive, avant-garde projects, is an architect, artist, and friend whose...

ARCHITECTURE

May’s Architect of the Month: Donald Wexler

May’s Architect of the Month: Donald Wexler

I have always admired the work of Donald Wexler (1926-2015), an architect known for his significant contributions to modernist architecture in the mid-20th century. Wexler was born in Sioux Falls,...

In Memory of Rafael Viñoly

In Memory of Rafael Viñoly

I am deeply saddened to learn about the passing of one of the great architects and thinkers of our time, the renowned architect Rafael Viñoly. Rafael was an Uruguayan-born architect based in New...

READING LIST

2022 Reading List

2022 Reading List

I always enjoy using my downtime or travel time to immerse myself in a good book. It’s important for me to stay current with ongoing affairs, whether that’s related to politics, business, or interesting historical stories. Take a look at my 2022 reading list here:...

IMPACT

CCDI Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Graduates

CCDI Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Graduates

Congratulations to the Construction Career Development Initiative’s (CCDI) 2023 class of Build Our Future Scholarship recipients!  Clayco is proud to be one of the many sponsors of CCDI, which connects youth in underserved communities with career opportunities in...

CCDI Reaches New Communities and Distributes Scholarships

CCDI Reaches New Communities and Distributes Scholarships

Clayco’s Construction Career Development Initiative has been helping bridge the inequality gap in workforce development since its inception in the aftermath of the 2015 Ferguson unrest. We have since aimed to foster the next generation of industry and community...

Clayco Supports Counterpublic’s Second Civic Exhibition

Clayco Supports Counterpublic’s Second Civic Exhibition

Being raised in Bridgeton, Missouri, on the outskirts of St. Louis, I have always felt strongly connected to the St. Louis community. Since establishing Clayco, it has been one of our main focuses to give back to the neighborhoods where we operate and ensure that our...

READING LIST

IMPACT

CCDI Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Graduates

CCDI Celebrates Scholarship Recipients and Graduates

Congratulations to the Construction Career Development Initiative’s (CCDI) 2023 class of Build Our Future Scholarship recipients!  Clayco is proud to be one of the many sponsors of CCDI, which...

Adventurer in Hope

 

We get to choose our priorities and how we spend our time. Over the course of my life, my priorities have shifted immensely, and I now spend a large amount of my time focusing on the work that our foundation is doing, as well as being engaged in impactful community efforts. I’ve created Bob Clark Beyond as a space where I share my thoughts, impressions, and the lessons I’ve learned; but also to share about the work we are doing and encourage others to “go beyond,” by joining me in creating impact beyond our own walls.

Adventurer in Hope

We get to choose our priorities and how we spend our time. Over the course of my life, my priorities have shifted immensely, and I now spend a large amount of my time focusing on the work that our foundation is doing, as well as being engaged in impactful community efforts. I’ve created Bob Clark Beyond as a space where I share my thoughts, impressions, and the lessons I’ve learned; but also to share about the work we are doing and encourage others to “go beyond,” joining with me in creating impact beyond our own walls.