Judith Clegg is CEO and founder of Takeout and The Glasshouse.
Her consulting experience includes work across a variety of organisations including Barclaycard, Microsoft, The British Government Communications Network, IKEA, BAA, the entertainment group Ministry of Sound, YO! Sushi, US and European financial institutions and a range of entrepreneurial companies in entertainment, media, technology and clean-tech.
As an entrepreneur, Judith became an early proponent of online social networking as a founding director of Moonfruit.com in 1999. Backed by UK and US investors including Bainlab, Europe@Web and Macromedia, the Web-build service went on to win a BBC2 award for best online design as well as a nomination for an Online BAFTA; in 2006 Moonfruit.com was named one of the UK´s top online brands and also an eSuperbrand. She has also worked on the management team at Pret A Manger and with the political strategist, Baron Gould of Brookwood.
Judith established The Glasshouse in London in 1998, to provide support and inspiration to other entrepreneurs. It has since expanded to San Francisco, New York and beyond. In 2006 Second Chance Tuesday launched, a forum for entrepreneurs and investors in technology, media, telecoms and green sectors.
Judith was listed by Wired as one of the Top 100 Digital Powerbrokers in the UK in 2010 and by the Daily Telegraph, as one of the Top 50 Most Influential Britons in Technology in 2009.
Her consulting experience includes work across a variety of organisations including Barclaycard, Microsoft, The British Government Communications Network, IKEA, BAA, the entertainment group Ministry of Sound, YO! Sushi, US and European financial institutions and a range of entrepreneurial companies in entertainment, media, technology and clean-tech.
As an entrepreneur, Judith became an early proponent of online social networking as a founding director of Moonfruit.com in 1999. Backed by UK and US investors including Bainlab, Europe@Web and Macromedia, the Web-build service went on to win a BBC2 award for best online design as well as a nomination for an Online BAFTA; in 2006 Moonfruit.com was named one of the UK´s top online brands and also an eSuperbrand. She has also worked on the management team at Pret A Manger and with the political strategist, Baron Gould of Brookwood.
Judith established The Glasshouse in London in 1998, to provide support and inspiration to other entrepreneurs. It has since expanded to San Francisco, New York and beyond. In 2006 Second Chance Tuesday launched, a forum for entrepreneurs and investors in technology, media, telecoms and green sectors.
Judith was listed by Wired as one of the Top 100 Digital Powerbrokers in the UK in 2010 and by the Daily Telegraph, as one of the Top 50 Most Influential Britons in Technology in 2009.
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