I have always been part of pioneering conversations around the profession, from audiology to AI, and I see Conference Interpreting essentially as a craft. Which is why I still like doing things the hard way: each job is unique, and requires careful discussion and planning.

​My one message is: let's talk

A few details for context:

• I am bilingual and work only from and into English and Italian
• My dedication to the job has been full time since the early 2000s, but beginnings go way farther back
• Any setting (Simultaneous, Consecutive, Remote, Negotiation, Escort, Whispering, Cockpit, Recorded Interpreting...) suits me. I also do voiceovers
• At home in London and Rome, anywhere else on request