Guy M. the best way to do this would be to download this table as a csv (probably breaking out the {{Enrich Company}}['Name'] and {{Enrich Company}}['Logo URL']}} fields into their own columns), then, as Arturo O. said, write a script to output an html file using the rows in the csv as inputs to create list entries, table rows, divs, or whatever you'd like.
if you don't like downloading the csv manually, there are other ways to run this code automatically (you could set up a zapp; you could set up a server to handle a webhook or generic http api call; you could even use a clay table with a lookup record column, although that's definitely not what clay is optimized for and you'll almost certainly run into cell size limits if you try formulating an entire html file in a single cell).
the issue with those automatic approaches is you could run into a race condition: what happens to the file if you send in a row to process, then before processing is done and the file is updated, you send in another row to process? if you're certain you'll only be adding rows manually, one at a time, with plenty of time in between, it's probably ok; even then, though, ymmv. so unless (and maybe even if) you can guarantee that, i'd just stick with the approach Arturo O. suggested and set up a script that you can run manually on a downloaded csv.
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