On April 5-7 Clark and Carolyn attended the Christian Leadership Conference in San Diego at YMCA Camp Marston. We thoroughly enjoyed being with CEO Baron Doherty and his staff. Clark was the keynote speaker at their lovely camp. Thanks Baron and staff for such terrific hospitality. ty. Hardworking leaders of the weekend made it such a success!
Clark spoke at NAYDO on April 3 in Indianapolis. His topic was 50 Years of Fundraising Wisdom 2.0. The session was well attended with Clark being greeted at the end of his session by CEO of the YMCA of the USA, Kevin Washington. Enjoy the photos.
Thanks CEO Robbie Gill for purchasing 150 books for your staff. Clark looks forward to speaking to his staff in September.
On April 2, Clark spoke to the Chief Operating Officers of the Louisville, Indianapolis, and Nashville YMCA’s. He was impressed with the attentive audience as he shared tips to be a successful leader that he learned during his 50 year Y career. Thanks to Bob Knestrick for the invitation. Enjoy the photos from the speaking engagement at the Irsay YMCA in Indianapolis.
In Lynchburg, Virginia, on Monday, February 4, Clark was the keynote speaker for the bi-annual meeting for the Y of Central Virginia. He thoroughly enjoyed his visit, meeting many of the staff. Thanks to branch exec Sharon Stiteler for making arrangements and to CEO Jay Parker for the invitation.
Clark is happy to speak in San Diego at the Christian Leadership Conference on Saturday, April 6. The “C” in the YMCA has been an integral part of his career. Clark will share how he included his Christian values during his 50 year career.
Clark will speak at the NAYDO (North American YMCA Development Officers) conference in Indianapolis on April 3. He will share tidbits of wisdom about fundraising. In his career Clark helped raise over $500 million dollars in philanthropic support.
Clark looks forward to speaking to Chief Operating Officers of several large YMCA’s on April 2. He is happy to share tips for success that he learned during his 50 year Y career. Thanks to Bob Knestrick for the invitation.
Dot Holman is one special lady. Since 2011 she has been serving others. She started an outreach group (Ambassadors Club) at the Maddox Y in Nashville. They went to nursing homes, providing books, Bibles, food, etc. Clark says he believes Dot has donated thousands of Bibles to those in need. She would go to garage sales, estate sales, book store sales—hunting for Bibles. Most recently Dot has set up mini-libraries for the homeless at the East Nashville Co-op ministry, Matthew…
This Friday, Clark will speak in Washington, Indiana, to the students of the CEO (Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities). They are outstanding young people. They have read WORK, PLAY, PARY HARD and I’m sure will have a lively discussion. Thanks, director Bill Turner, for the invitation.
