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Clarify (CRM company)
Clarify is the name of two CRM software companies: Clarify Inc., a 1990s CRM pioneer from San Jose, and clarify.ai, a Seattle AI-native CRM startup.
Clarify Health
Clarify Health is a San Francisco-based healthcare analytics company selling a cloud platform that uses AI-powered patient-journey insights to support value-based payments for health systems.
Clarion Investors
Clarion Investors is the family of private equity funds raised by Clarion Capital Partners, a New York lower-middle-market firm founded by Marc Utay in 1999.
Clarissa Desjardins
Clarissa Desjardins is a Canadian biotechnology entrepreneur and co-founder and CEO of Congruence Therapeutics, founded in Montreal in 2021; she earlier founded Clementia Pharmaceuticals, acquired by Ipsen in 2019 for US$1.3 billion.
Clarissa Eden
Clarissa Eden, Countess of Avon (1920-2021), born Clarissa Spencer-Churchill, niece of Winston Churchill and wife of Prime Minister Anthony Eden from 1952; known for her Suez crisis remark and her 2007 memoir From Churchill to Eden.
Clarissa Ward
Clarissa Ward (born 1980, London) is a British-American journalist, CNN's chief international correspondent since 2018; formerly at Fox, ABC, and CBS; known for Kabul 2021, Ukraine, Gaza, and Darfur reporting.
Clarity AI, Inc.
Clarity AI, Inc. is a Madrid-based sustainability technology company founded in 2017 by Rebeca Minguela that sells ESG data and analytics software to financial institutions, raising over $104 million.
Clark Amendment
The Clark Amendment, a US law enacted in 1976, barred American aid to any group fighting in Angola's civil war until its repeal in 1985.
Clark Atlanta University
Clark Atlanta University (CAU) is a private, United Methodist-related historically black university in Atlanta, Georgia, formed in 1988 by consolidating Atlanta University (1865) and Clark College (1869).
Clark County School District
Clark County School District (CCSD), Las Vegas, Nevada: fifth-largest US school district, founded 1956, ~280,000 students, $4.1B budget, governed by a board of trustees and Superintendent Jhone Ebert.
Clark Kellogg
Clark Kellogg, Ohio State star forward and Indiana Pacers first-round pick whose 20.1-point, 10.6-rebound rookie year ended early with knee injuries, became a longtime CBS Sports college basketball and March Madness analyst.
Clark L. Hull
Clark L. Hull was an American psychologist at Yale University who built a mathematical theory of learning and motivation based on drive reduction, dominating American experimental psychology in the 1930s and 1940s.
Clark Olofsson
Clark Olofsson (Daniel Demuynck), 1947–2025, Swedish career criminal and bank robber brought from prison into the 1973 Norrmalmstorg hostage drama that gave rise to the term Stockholm syndrome; later drug smuggler, subject of Netflix's Clark.
Clark Perry Baldwin
Clark Perry Baldwin (born 1961), Iowa long-haul trucker and accused serial killer, charged in the 1991 murder of pregnant Pamela McCall in Tennessee and two 1992 Wyoming murders (Bitter Creek Betty/Irene Vasquez, I-90 Jane Doe/Cindi Arleen Estrada); identified 2020 via genetic genealogy, convicted 2025, died July 2025.
Clark Still
W. Clark Still is an American chemistry professor at Columbia University who co-founded Pharmacopeia in 1993, a drug-discovery company whose business was sold to Ligand Pharmaceuticals in 2008.
Clark Tang
Clark Tang is an American investor and Partner at Altimeter Capital, known for an early Nvidia investment call and named the firm's youngest-ever partner in 2024.
Clark University
Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts private research university founded 1887 by Jonas Gilman Clark, opened 1889 as first all-graduate U.S. institution; G. Stanley Hall, Freud's 1909 lectures, Robert Goddard rocketry, 2025 restructuring and 2026 enrollment rebound.
Clark Waddoups
Clark Waddoups (born 1946) is an American jurist and senior United States district judge for the District of Utah, appointed by George W. Bush in 2008.
Clark Wissler
Clark Wissler (1870–1947) was an American anthropologist who developed the culture-area concept and served as curator of anthropology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.
Clarke Gayford
Clarke Timothy Gayford (born 1976) is a New Zealand TV and radio presenter, creator of Fish of the Day, husband of Jacinda Ardern, and Emmy-winning producer of the documentary Prime Minister.
Clarke's three laws
Clarke's three laws are three adages on prediction and technology by Arthur C. Clarke from Profiles of the Future (1962; rev. 1973), the third stating that sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Clarkson University
Clarkson University, founded in 1896 as the Thomas S. Clarkson Memorial School of Technology, is a private research university in Potsdam, New York, with a Capital Region graduate campus from the 2016 Union Graduate College merger, 4,000-plus students, and 19th president Michelle B. Larson.
Claro M. Recto
Claro M. Recto (Claro Mayo Recto Jr., 1890–1960), Filipino nationalist statesman, president of the 1934 Constitutional Convention, senator, Supreme Court associate justice, and 1957 presidential candidate; author of Three Years of Enemy Occupation.
Clarus Defined Exit I, L.P.
Clarus Defined Exit I, L.P. is a Cambridge, Massachusetts life-science venture capital fund organized in 2014 by the partners of Clarus Ventures, with $100 million sold.
Clarus Lifesciences
Clarus Lifesciences, also known as Clarus Lifesciences III, is a Cambridge, Massachusetts life-science venture capital fund that closed at $500 million in 2015 and became part of Blackstone in 2019.
Clash of Civilizations
Clash of Civilizations: Samuel Huntington's 1993 Foreign Affairs article and 1996 book arguing post-Cold War conflict follows civilizational fault lines; its concepts, critics, and quantitative tests.
Class action
Class action: a procedural device letting one or more plaintiffs sue on behalf of a larger group, governed in U.S. federal court by FRCP Rule 23 (numerosity, commonality, typicality, adequacy; b(1)-(b)(3) types), with origins in 1938 and the 1966 revision.
Class consciousness
Class consciousness: awareness of one's shared class position and interests, from Marx's class-in-itself/class-for-itself distinction through Lukács, Lenin, Gramsci, and Weberian and empirical class-identification research.
Class president
Class president: elected student leader of a single class or grade, distinct from the school-wide student council president. Duties include advocacy, event planning, fundraising, and liaison with administration; elections relate to later civic engagement.
Class struggle
Class struggle, also known as class conflict or class warfare, is the conflict between social groups defined by their position in producing wealth, a concept given its most influential statement by Marx and Engels.