Craig Le Clair

Craig Le Clair

Craig Le Clair is an industry analyst at Forrester Research. He is a globally recognized authority on the intersection of artificial intelligence, automation, and the future of work. He is a prolific speaker and writer, and his insights are frequently featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and USA Today. He is the author of three acclaimed nonfiction books, including Invisible Robots in the Quiet of the Night and his most recent work, Random Acts of Automation. Craig earned a BS in economics from Georgetown University and an MBA from George Washington University.

While his professional focus explores the digital future, his personal life is rooted in the preservation of art history. As a relative of the American master Robert Henri, he has cultivated long-standing relationships with leading academics, galleries, and museums worldwide. By bridging the high-velocity world of technology with the enduring legacy of the Ashcan School, he offers a “dual perspective” on how both innovation and art define the human experience. This serves as the foundation for hHis debut historical novel, The Tale of Two Margerys, which uncovers the vibrant, complex lives layered within the strokes of art history.

Education

Craig earned a BS in economics from Georgetown University and an MBA from George Washington University.