The world is full of extraordinary. Join me in exploring all that sparks creativity and change.
A look at the evolving presence of Amoako Boafo’s work in Bob Clark’s collection, from Teju to Floral Coat Lining, and a recent reconnection in Paris with the artist himself.
I just returned from a trip that moved through both geography and history. From the medieval streets of Siena to the timber-framed edges of modern Osaka, I found myself thinking about what holds up over time, and why.
Bob Clark shares reflections from his visit to Expo 2025 Osaka, highlighting conversations with global leaders, key pavilions, and the thoughtful design that made this World Expo unforgettable.
Developing a mentor-mentee relationship is a two-way street with lots of give-and-take. I’d like to think my mentors also took away something from the experience too.
Clayco’s CSI team builds lasting structures with concrete expertise, innovation, and workforce training in Hazelwood, MO.
Change is scary. When I first heard about the potential of AI—how it could reshape jobs, blur what machines can do—I felt it, too: that unsettling tug. It’s natural to worry. I worried that AI might widen economic gaps or replace human skills. But then I looked at why we worry, and realized those fears often mirror our greatest ambitions: curing diseases, building sustainable homes, accelerating innovation. What if AI could help solve those fears?
What causes me to get out of bed every morning is driven by inspiration. Ever since I was a little boy, I was inspired by my insatiable curiosity, which caused me to be a reader, a thinker, and a dreamer.
I can remember being inspired by seeing Bobby Kennedy on TV and watching videotapes of Martin Luther King Jr., and being deeply saddened by their assassination even though I was only 10 years old when I experienced all of this.
As a little boy, rocket flight was a big thing. I remember being fascinated by the moon and the stars and the astronauts exploring them.As humans we are achieving remarkable things that only a handful of years before were just in the imagination.