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To empower budding cake artists to achieve their cake decorating dreams, by providing a huge selection of online cake decorating tutorials, a range of attended and online classes and an accredited Programme of certified learning.

Paul Bradford and David Brice are co-owners of CakeFlix Ltd, which is registered in Scotland SC273523. Paul started as a sole trader in 2002 then the company became incorporated in September 2004.

CakeFlix was formerly Paul Bradford Sugarcraft School, which has delivered a minimum of one feature length tutorial every week since October 2011.

With a wealth of experienced cake artists and business professionals helping them to deliver their mission, they have accrued a thriving community of over 200k cake enthusiasts.

They have regularly been at the forefront of innovation with many firsts including in 2003 being the first website where a bespoke cake could be ordered. In 2011 they provided the first subscription based online cake school and in 2020 the first online fully accredited cake decorating learning platform.

About Paul Bradford

Inspired by his gran, Paul Bradford has always had a passion for cake decorating. Paul attended Edinburgh's Telford College to learn baking and cake design and afterwards went on to work at the long established Oliphant's bakery in Linlithgow. Initially starting as a baker, Paul soon carved out a niche for himself in cake decoration.

He grew the cake decorating business to 7 outlets with 35 staff, but in 2011 Paul changed his focus to teaching through his cake decorating courses and online tutorials.

His rise to fame has seen several TV appearances and the opportunity to make cakes for the Queen, Prince Charles and Prince Albert of Monaco as well as celebrities such as Barry Gibb from the Bee Gees. He now has over 200k members of his website worldwide and has the honour of winning Cake Masters Best Learning Experience in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019.

About David Brice

David had reached the grade of Senior Executive Officer, a year later he then took a transfer the Scottish Government to take up a senior role in finance. A year after that, he was promoted again to a senior role working closely with Scotland's Transport Minister. This position involved policy influence, public speaking, speech writing and a place on the Transport Management Board. Although considered very successful, David knew this wasn't what he wanted to do, so in 2005 he make a monumental decision to give up his civil service career to help grow the cake business with Paul.

David was instrumental in the growth of the cake business and in 2010 started plans to implement the online tutorials project. This was bold and adventurous as nobody else was doing online tutorials at that time.  However, having persuaded Paul that it was a good idea, he went about building a website, learning how to do the filming and editing and getting a prototype ready in 2011 for proof of concept. The uptake was amazing, and over 9 years later has ensured that at least one new feature length tutorial is added to the website weekly.

David is the lead Business tutor on the CakeFlix with. He used his experience from guiding Paul as a sole trader start up, to building the business to 7 outlets and 35 staff. "It was a tough ride full of very steep learning curves. My aim is to help others by highlighting the things that went well for us and more importantly, those that didn't" David said.