Clay DeStefano began serving as the Executive Director of the Price Center in May of 2015. He is a writer, artist, and change agent who has served in a variety of non-profit organizations throughout his professional career.

 

Clay honed his non-profit skills first within the credit union industry, and then health care institutions, which led to numerous roles in civic clubs, community boards, and commissions. His efforts have helped the non-profits he worked with produce unique successes and received numerous awards and accolades in each case.

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His efforts have helped the Price Center fully realize its mission and purpose over the past decade. Today, the Center serves as a vital community hub with a focus on the arts and culture used by thousands each year.

 

Clay is also a published author, whose first book, "HealthScare: Confessions of a Hospital Spin Doctor," continues to receive

5-star reviews on Amazon.com.

 

As a practicing visual artist, Clay’s preferred media include Raku pottery and found object assemblage.  He displays and sells his work locally, including at the Price Center. 

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Take a look at Clay's Ted Talk: