by Bob Clark | May 05, 2021 | Building, Employee Initiatives
Clayco is experiencing record-breaking growth, and so much of what we are doing has been concentrated on the West Coast, including states like Nevada and Arizona. This area of the country is growing in almost every market sector, and it has emerged as a center of...
by Bob Clark | April 12, 2021 | Building, Employee Initiatives
In spite of all the uncertainty that came with the past year, there is one thing I know to be true: working from home sucks. And it’s now time to get everyone back into the office as quickly and safely as possible. We have the tools to make this happen, and Clayco is...
by Bob Clark | April 10, 2021 | Building, Employee Initiatives
As more people are getting vaccinated for COVID-19 and returning to offices, they are being greeted by both physical and policy changes in the workplace. Before Clayco employees are all back, I wanted to do two things: thank them for their extraordinary...
by Bob Clark | April 06, 2021 | Building, Employee Initiatives, Impact, Impact - Diversity
Clayco is more than just a design-building firm, we are strongly driven by social impact and what we can do to make a difference both Within and Beyond our Walls. We are well aware of the statistics related to women in construction. While women make up 47% of the U.S....
by Bob Clark | December 17, 2020 | Building, Employee Initiatives, Impact, Impact - Diversity, Impact - Highlight
In building, everything starts from the ground up. 25 years ago, we started building diverse and inclusive practices into our company, while also shifting things in the industry. We were the first to introduce a diversity and inclusion program, and have continued to...
by Bob Clark | December 07, 2020 | Building, Employee Initiatives
One of my favorite traditions at Clayco is our much-anticipated ‘Day in the Life’ book. In 2020, this annual tradition is especially meaningful, connecting us all through the photos and stories shared from our job sites and workspaces across the country. We asked...
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