Creativity
Civility
Dwayne J. Clark
At the heart of true leadership is mentoring and giving back.
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Experience
Creator
Corporate Culture
When you walk into an Aegis community, you may not even recognize it for what it is. Like his contemporaries Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, Dwayne rejects the typical ideas of what assisted living should be and instead infuses culture into every aspect of his business, from his employees to his residents.
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Dwayne J. Clark
- Founder & CEO of Aegis Living
- Longevity Expert, Author, and Producer
- Founder of True Productions
- President of the D1 Foundation
- Founder of the Potato Soup Foundation
- Founder of The Queen Bee Café
- Founder of the Clark Family Foundation
Dwayne J. Clark is the co-founder and CEO of Aegis Living, which has more than 30 senior living facilities in the Western U.S., employs more than 2,500 staff members, and to date has served more than 60,000 residents. Clark and Aegis have been widely recognized for their excellence of care to seniors and employees alike, receiving a wide variety of awards including The Family Business Growth Award by Seattle Business Magazine, Top 50 Best Places to Work by Glassdoor, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award and Lifetime Achievement Award from Senior Services.
Artifact Collector
Dwayne believes that every moment of every day is a chance to create a living artifact that tells the story of our lives in meaningful ways that share wisdom and uplift others. Below you will find some of those stories.
Culture Curator
Whether it’s through writing plays, producing films, giving live presentations and lectures, or collecting art, Dwayne is constantly creating and sharing culture with those around him.
Tree house
Thoughts
Remember when you were young and your imagination went wild with possibility?
For Dwayne, his treehouse was where he could be free to think and say whatever he felt. At his corporate head quarters, Dwayne built a tree house conference room to keep creativity alive in business.
