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WHETHER A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITY,
WITH A DOMESTIC OR GLOBAL AUDIENCE,
YOUR BRAND IDENTITY IS MORE THAN JUST
A LOGO OR AN IMAGE

IT SETS A TONE
IT CREATES A PERCEPTION
IT CAN DEFINE YOU
BEFORE ONE WORD IS EVER EXCHANGED

HIGH-PROFILE
EVENT PRODUCTION

HIGH-PROFILE
EVENT PRODUCTION

HIGH-PROFILE
EVENT PRODUCTION

CLAY DOHERTY

HIGH-PROFILE EVENT PRODUCTION

100 YEARS LATER
WE REMEMBERED THEM

On April 12, 2021 Clay was a producer of the "First Colors" Ceremony officially opening the National WWI Memorial with the inaugural raising of the Flag of the United States of America over the site. As part of the ceremony, a ceremonial flyover was conducted by the U.S. Air Force's 94th Fighter Squadron. The "Hat in the Ring" squadron was the first to see aerial combat during the Great War and included the famed Eddie Rickenbacher among its pilots.

(Be sure to turn your speakers up before starting the video to see how tight the team got the flyover to coincide with the end of the National Anthem. Luck had nothing to do with it.)

HOSTING THE WORLD AT HOME

Over the last decade Clay has been entrusted with producing some of the most important events held by the United States Government in the area of international development including USAID's Frontiers in Development and the White House Summit on Global Development.

Frontiers in Development

Frontiers in Development

Faith Works: Papal Visit Luncheon

Faith Works: Papal Visit Luncheon

Frontiers in Development

Frontiers in Development

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HOSTING THE WORLD ABROAD

USAID's motto "From the American People" was epitomized by Clay's work overseas which included launching the partnership with the NBA in Dakar, Senegal; the 2015 Call to Action Summit with Prime Minister Modi in New Delhi, India; and serving as the Senior U.S. Government Representative and Special Advisor to the President of Kosovo while producing the largest summit ever held in the country.

HONORING OUR HISTORY

From 2017 - 2021, Clay supported the World War One Centennial Commission's work in honoring the centenary of the Great War. His efforts included the groundbreaking ceremony for the National WWI Memorial, producing the National Service of Remembrance on 11 November 2018 and serving as a writer and producer for the First Colors Ceremony officially opening the National WWI Memorial in our Nation's Capital.

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