Duncan Clubb

Senior Partner - Data Centres, Edge & Cloud

Duncan is a Senior Partner at Cambridge Management Consulting, specialising in data centre and edge compute strategy. He has extensive experience as an IT consultant and practitioner and has worked with many leading organisations in the financial, oil and gas, retail, and healthcare sectors.


Duncan has overseen many complex business transformations involving data centre restructure, edge compute and migration of services to the cloud. Earlier in his career he also designed and worked on the infrastructure of trading floors for a leading global bank.


He is widely regarded in the industry as a leading expert and is a regular speaker at industry events. Duncan has also written articles and white papers for a variety of specialist publications.


Duncan is a big music fan and regularly attends concerts. He collects vinyl and was for short time in his youth a roadie and lighting tech for a few bands, most notably Depeche Mode. He supports the Junction Arts Centre in Cambridge and a crowd-funded publisher '& Other Stories'. 

Industry insights


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