Born and raised on a grain farm, Clay learned early the value of hard work, responsibility, and looking out for others. Growing up in a farming family instilled a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the importance of protecting what matters most—whether that’s a family, a livelihood, or a community.
Those lessons followed him into the oilfield, where he spent six years working in demanding environments, including four years operating heavy equipment. While he valued his time in the industry, Clay wanted a career that would allow him to spend more time with his family and become more involved in the community he and his family call home. He was looking for something that aligned with his value of helping people protect the things they’ve worked hard to build.
Clay was drawn to the insurance industry because he understands that life doesn’t always go according to plan. Growing up in agriculture, working in the oilfield, and serving with the Sundre Fire Department have all reinforced the importance of being prepared for the unexpected. He enjoys helping people navigate decisions around protecting their families, homes, farms, businesses, and futures with confidence.
When he’s not meeting with clients, Clay is usually busy with his four children, at the hockey rink coaching, or responding to calls as a member of the Sundre Fire Department. Community involvement has always been important to him, and he appreciates the opportunity to give back to the place his family is proud to call home.
These days, Clay’s schedule may look different than it did during his oilfield years, but the values remain the same: work hard, show up when people need you, and take care of those around you.