About
Mountain Path Consulting is two consultants in Ordino, Andorra. We work in different fields and do not pretend otherwise. What we share is how the work gets done: the person you brief is the person who does it.
Adam Baali
Consultant, technology
Enterprise IT architecture, endpoint governance and the infrastructure underneath. Nine years of it, including macOS lead at KPMG UK, where he owned Apple strategy, standards and architecture across the UK firm, and ran Cyber Essentials Plus, compliance reporting and automation for the Apple estate. Before that, Apple deployments at Jigsaw24, one across more than 20,000 devices on Jamf and Intune together.
He is also a customer solutions architect at Fleet Device Management, working with enterprise customers across EMEIA. The role is whatever the deployment actually needs: the architecture, the identity integration, the migration path off the incumbent platform, and the thing nobody scoped that turns out to be why the rollout stalled. Most of it lands on macOS, Windows and Linux at the same time.
Most of the work is the same underneath: finding where a fleet's configuration has quietly drifted from what everyone believes is deployed, and putting it somewhere that cannot drift again.
He teaches Fleet's GitOps workshop at conferences across Europe.
Jamf certified. English and French fluent, Catalan working. British Computer Society and Apple Consultants Network.
Karina Seniut
Consultant, indirect tax
UK VAT and indirect tax advisory, with three and a half years inside HMRC before private practice. At HMRC she led VAT and cross-tax investigations into non-compliance, fraud and evasion, conducted taxpayer interviews and inspection visits, and latterly worked in VAT assurance.
At PKF Littlejohn she managed a portfolio of more than 38 UK and international clients across financial services, insurance, property and trading, and ran HMRC interactions end to end, including four-year VAT inspections, compliance checks and technical dispute resolution. Before that, cross-border and transactional VAT at PwC.
The work is partial exemption and input tax recovery, VAT grouping, place of supply, single versus multiple supply analysis, error correction and disclosure, across sectors including insurance, property, natural minerals and cross-border supply chains.
Having worked inside HMRC and then in private practice, she has seen an enquiry from both sides: how a case is built, what an officer needs to see, and what makes a response land.
The final year at PKF was delivered fully remotely from Andorra. English, Russian and Lithuanian fluent.
What we do not do
Work that needs a team
There are two of us. A job that needs six people is not a job for this practice, and we will say so early rather than late.
Advise outside our fields
Legal opinion, corporate tax, payroll and audit go to people qualified to give them. We will say where the line is.
Name our clients
We do not publish client names, logos or case studies that identify anyone. Ask for references and we will arrange them privately.
Details on data handling, insurance and how we work with legal and risk teams are on the Trust & Transparency page.
Speak to a consultant directly
Tell us what the problem is. You will be talking to the person who would handle it, not to someone qualifying you first.