Jack Newton is the CEO and Founder of Clio, a company that specializes in cloud-based legal technology. He has been instrumental in advocating for the legal community’s understanding of the security, ethics, and privacy considerations related to cloud computing. Additionally, Newton is a well-known author and speaker on these subjects, earning national recognition for his contributions.
Bio/Wiki
Age- 39 years
Height-5.8(approx.)
Weight-80 kg (approx.)
Born-1985
Birthplace-Toronto
Profession-Business, CEO and Founder of Clio
Family
Jack Newton has not publicly disclosed information about his parents or personal family life.
Wife
Jack Newton has not publicly disclosed information about his parents or personal family life.
Career
When Jack Newton co-founded Clio with his childhood friend Rian Gauvreau in 2008, they were struck by how outdated the legal industry seemed, reminiscent of decades past. Law firms in prime locations were still filled with paper files, fax machines hummed constantly, and lawyers often felt overwhelmed and overworked. Despite the internet revolution, the legal field remained largely untouched. Over the past 15 years, Clio has emerged as a leader in modernizing legal practices, offering efficient online solutions. However, Newton and Gauvreau didn’t set out to revolutionize daily legal operations.
Instead, their journey began with Newton shoveling snow for neighbors and realizing the power of addressing people’s needs. Newton’s early interest in computers and entrepreneurship led him to start businesses even as a child, such as a snow-shoveling service in Edmonton. Although many assume Newton is a lawyer, he’s actually a technologist, trained in computer science and machine learning. After gaining experience in software development, he and Gauvreau decided to launch Clio, guided by their understanding of market demands.
Clio (software company)
Clio, headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia, offers cloud-based software for law firms, covering tasks like client intake, calendaring, and billing. Founded in 2007 by Jack Newton and Rian Gauvreau, Clio introduced the first cloud-based practice management software for law firms. Over the years, it secured significant funding, released mobile applications, and expanded its product offerings, culminating in a valuation of $1.6 billion in April 2021 after a $110 million Series E funding round.
Net Worth
Jack Newton achieves a remarkable net worth of $100 million.
