How Cloudbliss began.
A senior delivery practice that grew, deliberately, into a company — without losing the standard it started with.
Cloudbliss started in 2021 as a side practice. Adam was at Leidos, leading on the technology behind a £500m air traffic control modernisation programme for UK NATS. The same patterns kept showing up in friends-and-family Microsoft projects: a sprawl of tools, inconsistent security, environments held together by workarounds, and senior consultancies who would not touch the work because it was too small. Adam started taking the work on himself and applying the same rigour he brought to mission-critical defence systems.
In 2022, Adam brought in Constantinos. Constantinos had been at Defence Equipment and Support inside the UK Ministry of Defence and was running senior Power Platform delivery at Flyte for global clients. The two of them ran what looked like a freelance practice but increasingly resembled a small consultancy with a clear opinion about how Microsoft delivery should work.
In 2025 Jean-Luc joined as co-founder and CEO. He registered the limited company, gave the practice a commercial spine, and brought in Krutarth as CFO to handle the financial discipline that scaling a services business requires. The four of us turned a senior delivery practice into a company. The thesis was unchanged: do enterprise-grade Microsoft work for firms that are too small to interest enterprise consultancies and too serious to put up with generalist MSPs.











