Project Focus is guided by leaders committed to empowering, inspiring, and encouraging individuals with diverse disabilities.
Clayton Clemens | Executive Director
Clemens assumed the role of Executive Director and Director of Philanthropic Giving at Project Focus. Prior to this, he worked with the government consulting firm, Floridian Partners, and subsequently represented Florida Internet and Television as their Director of Public Affairs. At both entities, his core responsibilities encompassed government policy, public relations, and catering to a broad spectrum of client needs. Clemens began his career by overseeing campaigns for candidates in the 2016 elections.
He currently serves in the following organizations: The University of Tampa Board of Counselors, Florida Chamber’s Political Institute, Associated Industries of Florida Political Council, LIVE Tampa Bay, and an Alliance Partner with SAFE in Tampa Bay.
He was formerly President of 21 & Change, Inc., a Tampa Bay nonprofit where he oversaw the fundraising efforts and distribution of over $50,000 in scholarships to Florida families in need that have children with developmental disabilities.
Clayton and his wife Emily live in Tampa and rescued a black lab. His name is Charlie! In his spare time, you can find him coaching CrossFit, enjoying live music, or searching for the best bar food in town.
Leadership Focus
Under Clayton’s leadership, Project Focus continues to strengthen its programs, deepen civic and philanthropic partnerships, and move forward on its vision for education, workforce development, and future inclusive living opportunities.
As a founding member of Focus Academy, Isenbergh has been integral to the organization since its inception. With over 45 years of extensive experience in the residential building and development industry, he has played a key role in more than 40 projects across South, West, and Central Florida, marketing and constructing over 3,700 homes.
After relocating to the Tampa Bay region, Isenbergh made an impressive impact by developing and building over 1,700 townhomes and condominiums within just five years, generating over $230 million in revenue. His company achieved remarkable recognition, ranking #14 and #11 in the Builder Top 25 as reported by the Tampa Bay Business Journal.
Currently, he is focused on developing 55+ active adult communities in the Tampa Bay area. Isenbergh is a Florida State Certified General Contractor and serves as the current President of Florida Home Partnership, the largest nonprofit self-help housing builder in the southeastern United States. He has also held significant leadership roles, including Past Vice Chairman of the Hillsborough County Affordable Housing Advisory Board, where he served four terms, and Past President and Life Director of the Tampa Bay Builders Association. His influence extends to the Builders Association of South Florida, the Florida Homebuilders Association, and the National Association of Homebuilders.
Isenbergh and his companies have garnered numerous accolades, including the 1994 Builder of the Year award from the Builders Association of South Florida, the 2004 Builder of the Year award from the Tampa Bay Builders Association, and multiple Eagle Awards from both the Florida Homebuilders Association and the Tampa Bay Builders Association. His work has also been recognized with several Florida Achievement in Marketing Excellence awards, Parade of Homes awards, Best of South awards, and Florida’s prestigious Aurora Award.
