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December 2022

2022: My Highlights

Reflecting on 2022, highlights and memorable moments

At this time of year, I always like to take time to reflect and learn from my experiences of 2022.

It has been an interesting year – and a sad one in many ways too – with the invasion of Ukraine and the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The surge in inflation and accompanying cost of living crisis has also made 2022 a very hard year for many people. But the continued success of the vaccine roll-out and the victory of the Lionesses in the Euros were high points which I won’t forget!

Workwise, this year has seen a shift back towards in-person attendance at conferences, which applies to interpreters too. Over the past few months, I have only been requested to interpret in-person and I would suggest that just 5% of my work is now remote.

As we approach the end of the year, I wanted to reflect on the many work highs that this year has brought – from resuming in-person conferences, to BAFTA-level interpretation, it really has been a year of memorable moments!

So, without further ado, let’s have a look at my business highlights of 2022.

January

It was a great start to the year for Italy, being named The Economist’s Country of the Year 2021. The competent leadership of Prime Minister, Mario Draghi, and the country’s excellent Covid-19 vaccination rates were praised by the publication. It is always heartwarming to see Italy praised in the press.

January also saw the 2022 Italian presidential election, which resulted in incumbent president Sergio Mattarella being confirmed for a second term.

The TerpSummit, which in 2022 took the format of a three-day online conference, was another brilliant success. Working in a highly specialised field can sometimes feel quite isolating, so being able to meet (at this time, virtually) with people in the same industry, and share our work highs and lows was unbelievably useful.

February

My eyes were truly opened to numerous ways to increase my LinkedIn profile and improve my post recognition. Utilising some brilliant skills from Mike Roberts, I have increased my profile significantly on social media and some of my posts have had an extraordinary number of views which was both unexpected and exciting!

It was earlier this year that I came across the superbly knowledgeable John Espirian on LinkedIn who imparted the incredibly useful top tips of adding your LinkedIn QR code to your CV and also having your QR code to hand on your phone lock screen during networking events as a super quick and easy way to connect with people without any faff. Thanks John, this really is such a clever and easy idea and has come in so handy for me this year!

My first in-person networking event of 2022 took place on 9th February. The Global Network UK Business Networking Granaio was in Piccadilly, and hosted by the brilliant UK Confederation by Confassociazioni, of which I am a member. It was the first real-life networking event that had been able to take place for some time, and being in a busy room with many other people felt slightly strange but also wonderful. It really was so good to be able to get back to normal and resume regular ways of working.

March

It was in March that I found I had a peak of certified translation requests, to which I attributed to the changes in regulations following Brexit.

Working with the Italian Trade Agency at their press and industry conference promoting the forthcoming 42 MCE Mostra Convegno EXPOCOMFORT 2022 organised by RX Global was a joy. I provided simultaneous Italian to English interpretation enabling the interpretation to happen in real-time, letting events run as if all attendees spoke the same language.

It was in March that I had a very memorable interpreting assignment, working for a family whose daughter had found herself in trouble at school after infringing the college policies. I was asked to attend a very formal meeting with the family and the Master and, after some negotiations, “Rosa” (the alias we gave her) returned to the college. The family were delighted and their feedback to me was a joy:

“Thank you from the bottom of my heart, there is no amount of money that can compensate your warm and exceptional performance today – you acted as if Rosa was your daughter and I will always be grateful to you!”

April

I was delighted to work again with the IT industry, specifically for an American manufacturer training its staff in SAP software. On this occasion I interpreted for a mixture of small group training sessions and 1:1 training.

I was also contacted by a new client whose interpreter had let them down at the last minute. We were called upon at the eleventh hour to step in and assist with a business meeting for which interpretation services were required. I always try to make myself available for last minute enquiries (although obviously the more notice I have the better!).

May

I was uplifted to receive an unprecedented number of requests for in-person interpreting work in Europe. So, I dusted off my passport for business travel, and welcomed some long overdue trips on the Eurostar and short haul flights to some of my favourite destinations. With travel to Malta, Brussels, Paris and Dublin – this was the most travel I had undertaken since the pandemic. It was a brilliant – and tangible – sign of life returning to normal!

I enjoyed sharing my typical day in “A day in the life of the interpreter”, a blog which gained a lot of interest! How does my typical day compare to yours I wonder?

June

June included a memorable visit to Dublin for a European Works Council (EWC) meeting. It was on this visit that I was delighted that, after two years of talking with new colleagues on Zoom, I was finally able to meet with colleagues in person and put real faces to their names!

I remember this Dublin visit like it was yesterday; it really was something rather special. Alongside work we were treated to a trip to Slane Castle for a tour and a wonderful dinner, hosted by the owner of the castle, Alex Conyngham, and greeted with champagne and canapes. I recall fondly the sun setting on the castle: the sight was truly spectacular!

June unexpectedly brought another fabulous assignment which I will remember for a lifetime. I was delighted to be invited by BAFTA to interpret an interview with the incredible Italian director and filmwriter, Giuseppe Tornatore. Perhaps most well-known for his Oscar winning movie, Cinema Paradiso, this interview was to talk about his new movie on the life of composer Ennio Morricone.

What an experience! I will keep the recording forever – such a wonderful memento and a super opportunity. I was also delighted to receive superb feedback from the director Ian, which put a smile on my face:

“It was a pleasure meeting you too. No feedback beyond my thinking you did a sterling job. I am always amazed at the skill in translating live. Not an easy task. I especially liked your bringing Giuseppe’s humour through in your conversation.”

July

Travel was certainly fully on the agenda from July, where I spent the month moving between London, Slovenia and Brussels where I interpreted for a client in the defence industry at the European Parliament.

There was a noticeable surge in requests for interpretative services from project managers in dispute resolution, arbitration and other legal cases. As the pandemic eased, legal hearings resumed and the backlog started to clear.

Another high point of the month was celebrating one hundred, five-star reviews on Google! I am still absolutely delighted to have such a superb rating and wanted to say thank you so much to all of you who have written reviews for me. It is a joy to read your feedback and know that the work I have provided has been of an excellent standard.

If you follow me on Instagram, you may remember a reel I published where I was dashing to an eleventh-hour extraordinary meeting in Geneva. I wanted to take a moment to log the event at the time as it’s something which, in over twenty years of interpreting, has never happened to me before! It still makes me laugh thinking about it now! If you haven’t seen it before, watch it here, it will make you smile!

August

I was so fortunate to spend the month of August in Italy visiting family in Sicily and friends in Rome. After the stress of A-levels, increased business travel and a hectic workload (for which I am always grateful!) the down time was so needed.

It was a very special summer, spent creating memories with all my extended family and my lovely daughters, shortly before my older daughter moved to Paris to study at university.

September

It was an honour and a thrill to work again with the wonderful Christian Dior team in Manchester for another artisan event, similar to the one that I worked at in New Bond Street last year. The intricacies and skill that go into creating a Christian Dior handbag are immense, the craftsmanship is truly out of this world. I adored this event; working in the fashion and luxury goods arena is a joy.

October

One prevalent topic for 2022 in the interpreting industry was the aspect of safety – particularly related to hearing – for interpreters. The use of inadequate equipment and the potential health risks this can cause were high on many interpreters’ agendas. In October, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) published their 2022 Simultaneous Interpreting Delivery Platforms: Requirements and Recommendations, replacing the 2020 specifications. It was heartening to see that amongst the new recommendations, there was emphasis placed on providing safe equipment of suitable quality, which was a sure signal that the concerns of the interpreting community had been taken seriously.

I shared with my readers a few top tips this month following some training sessions I had undertaken with a top interpreter from the European Parliament. Work this month took me to Warwickshire for an assignment in the automotive industry, Lisbon for a medical conference and remote work (from my London office) on rater training on clinical trials, which is a rather niche area of the medical industry, and is used to improve the consistency of subjective data.

November

This was a varied month, with assignments in Brussels and Paris for European Works Council meetings and a great opportunity working with a new financial services client in London.

I also spent a wonderful week in Zurich which was a brilliant mix of work and pleasure, I even managed to squeeze in a hair appointment with my favourite hairdresser! Travelling for business can be stressful, but it can equally be invigorating, and the time I spent in Zurich was just perfect. Isn’t it great when work can be so fulfilling?

December

So, we have reached the end of the year, and after a busy month of business travel in November I tucked my passport safely away for a few weeks to carry out some assignments in the UK and enable me to catch up a little.

What a year it has been, it’s truly been a special time and I am so excited to see what is awaiting me in 2023!

I would love to hear your high points of the year – do drop me an email to let me know, it is always a pleasure to read your responses.

I am so grateful for trusting me with your business this year, and for your continued support. I wish you, your families and loved ones a wonderful festive season, and a successful and prosperous new year.

May the next twelve months be filled with even more opportunities for us to ideate, inspire, and innovate – and continue making an impact through meaningful work.

All the very best wishes for the New Year and see you in 2023!

​I’m so excited to work with you all and continue building bridges between you and the rest of the world! ❤️

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Whether it’s last-minute adjustments, managing complex topics, or ensuring seamless communication, staying adaptable is key to delivering exceptional results.

To all the professionals I’ve had the pleasure of working with this year—thank you for trusting me to bring clarity and connection to your events. Let’s make 2025 even better! 🚀

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This week, I’m mapping out priorities for the year ahead while making space to enjoy the season’s slower pace. For me, it’s a mix of planning, reflection, and being present.

What’s one thing you’re prioritising this month to set yourself up for a great start in January? Let’s share ideas!

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 It’s the ultimate global icon, connecting people through its simplicity and universal love. ❤️ 
Interpreting at the World Pizza Summit showed me how this simple dish brings people together and sparks new ideas worldwide. 
What’s your favourite kind of pizza? Let me know below! ⬇️ 
Check out my highlights to discover more about this unique experience.

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The services were carried out with great professio The services were carried out with great professionalism, precision and efficiency, in full conformity with the contractual specifications.” - Private University Rome

This feedback highlights the key qualities to look for when hiring an interpreter:

💡 Professionalism: Preparedness, adaptability, and delivering with care.
💡 Precision: Ensuring every word is accurate and every meaning is clear.
💡 Efficiency: Meeting deadlines while keeping the process seamless.

For me, this serves as a reminder of the value of consistency. Whether it’s a large-scale project or a one-on-one meeting, the same level of care, dedication, and expertise is brought to the table.

📩 Need a professional interpreter for your next project? Let’s talk about how I can support you.

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💭 Are the goals you’re working towards still 💭 Are the goals you’re working towards still what you truly want?

Sometimes we get so busy chasing the next milestone—at work, in life, or in our dreams—that we forget to check if it’s still the right path for us. If we don’t pause, we might end up feeling stuck or burned out.

👉 Success is reaching your goals.
👉 Happiness is loving what you’ve achieved.

Here’s a simple challenge for today:

1️⃣ Take a few minutes to think about your current goals.
2️⃣ Ask yourself: Are these goals taking me closer to what I really want in life?
3️⃣ Make one small change or action to stay on the right path.

Both success and happiness matter, but they work best when they go hand in hand. 🌈

What’s one goal you’re working on right now? Does it still feel right for you?

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What’s the most interesting industry I’ve work What’s the most interesting industry I’ve worked with? 🍫🌴⚖️

🤔 This question always gets me thinking because every industry offers its own surprises. From the precision of pharmaceuticals and legal to the fast-paced creativity of media, interpreting brings such diverse challenges and joys. Renewable energy, fashion, religious institutions—all these industries have taught me something unique about people, cultures, and the power of communication.

But if I’m honest, it’s not just the industry that makes the work fascinating. It’s the moments—the exchange of ideas, the breakthroughs in understanding, the connections that shape decisions and impact lives. For me, the “most interesting” is wherever people are willing to share their world and let me help bridge the gap! 💘

Whilst many people wind down towards Christmas, I always thrive on experiencing the opposite, and this week has been one of the busiest I have had for a long time!

I have been coming to Zurich at this time every year for as long as I can remember, to work with a wondertul client who treat me like one of their own, and it is a joy to work with them.
There is something about returning to a familiar area (I always stay at the same hotel, often visit the same restaurants and work with the same interpreting team) that makes the experience so relaxed and enjoyable.
I work on European Works Council meetings quite frequently, but this particular client is always brilliant to work with at these events - and not only because they provide the most delicious snacks!
Alongside the EWC meetings, which were enjoyable in themselves, I also managed to schedule a brilliant evening catching up with some colleagues at an amazing restaurant in the heart of Zurich, Fusio. It is such a cool place, with a brilliant vibe - I would highly recommend it if you are in Zurich.

What’s been the most unexpected industry or place you’ve worked in? I’d love to hear your stories! 🌟

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When I attended a Bootcamp with Ewandro Magalhaes When I attended a Bootcamp with Ewandro Magalhaes in early 2020, I learned that being proactive as an interpreter means more than just showing up—it’s about staying visible and ready for clients, every day.

✨ Since that training, I’ve made it my mission to share something valuable daily, from insights to reflections, to keep my clients connected and informed. 🌐

Receiving this testimonial reminds me that this dedication doesn’t go unnoticed. 🙏 Ewandro described me as “dependable, responsive, and effective”—qualities I strive to embody not just occasionally, but daily. ❤️Being proactive is my way of staying prepared and dependable.

It’s about engaging with the industry, anticipating client needs, and showing them they have someone they can count on for seamless communication, even in complex situations. 🌍

If you need a dependable and effective interpreter for your next event, don’t hesitate to reach out! 🤝

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🎁 As we head into Thanksgiving next week (even 🎁 As we head into Thanksgiving next week (even if it’s just the US celebrating 🦃), it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on all the little things we’re grateful for.

You can start or end your day with a moment of gratitude that helps boost your mood and energy levels. Suddenly, that never-ending to-do list doesn’t seem so scary! And gratitude spreads like wildfire. Share what you’re thankful for with those around you and watch the good vibes ripple out. You might just brighten someone else’s day.

So, what are you grateful for this week? Drop a comment and let’s celebrate the big and small things that make life a little brighter. 🌟

#Gratitude #Thanksgiving #PositiveVibes #Thankful #MindsetMatters
Ever feel like your week just slips by in a blur? Ever feel like your week just slips by in a blur?

Here’s a productivity hack that works wonders: create your ideal week. 🗓️

Think about it like this—if you could plan a week that maximises your focus, balances work and rest, and leaves time for the things you love, what would it look like?

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When the stakes are high, and every word counts, t When the stakes are high, and every word counts, the interpreter by your side can make all the difference.

In legal settings, precision, trust, and expertise are non-negotiable.

With years of experience in high-stakes legal interpreting, I’ve learned to anticipate the unexpected, so you can stay focused on what matters most. My role is to ensure that nothing gets lost in translation, allowing your words to resonate just as intended.

“Fantastic job Luciana! The call today went extremely well and you performed brilliantly. The translation was immediate and very easy to follow. Thank you.”

 - Legal Function - Astrazeneca

🛡️ Trust in experience. Rely on accuracy.

If you have an upcoming legal interpreting assignment, don’t hesitate to reach out!

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Saying “sorry” too often can undermine your co Saying “sorry” too often can undermine your confidence and impact how others perceive you.

Instead, try these powerful alternatives that show empathy and accountability without diminishing your voice.

1. Instead of “Sorry I’m late” ➡️ “Thank you for waiting.”
Shows gratitude rather than self-blame.

2. Instead of “Sorry to bother you” ➡️ “Do you have a moment?”
Sounds polite without apologising for your presence.

3. Instead of “Sorry for the confusion” ➡️ “Thank you for understanding.”
Acknowledges the situation positively.

4. Instead of “Sorry I didn’t get back to you” ➡️ “Thank you for your patience.”
Focuses on their understanding instead of your delay.

5. Instead of “Sorry for the mistake” ➡️ “I appreciate your feedback.”
Shows accountability and a proactive mindset.

Start swapping “sorry” with these phrases to communicate more confidently and leave a stronger impression. 💪

Which one will you try first?

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Dreaming of Venice but dreading the crowds? Novemb Dreaming of Venice but dreading the crowds? November might just be the answer! 🍂✨

Here’s why this month is a hidden gem for Venice lovers:

🌤 Fewer tourists, more Magic: The city is much quieter, giving you space to truly soak in its beauty. No need to elbow your way through St. Mark's Square or wait endlessly for a gondola ride.

🧥 Cool, crisp air: With average temperatures around 13°C, a light coat is all you’ll need to comfortably wander Venice’s iconic canals and piazzas. Say goodbye to the intense summer heat!

☀️ Surprisingly sunny: November might surprise you—statistically, it’s drier than September! Plus, you’ve got a good chance of catching clear blue skies that make the city’s colours pop even more.

🌫 Ethereal fog: Some mornings bring a light mist that adds a mystical layer to the city, making Venice feel like something out of a dream.

So if Venice is on your travel list, now’s your chance to experience its charm without the rush. Who knows, you might just fall in love with the city’s quieter side. 💙

#Venice #TravelTips #NovemberInVenice #Italy #Travel
🤝 The power of collaboration 🤝 When we pool 🤝 The power of collaboration 🤝

When we pool our strengths, share our insights, and support one another, we can achieve remarkable outcomes. This collaboration wasn’t just about individual effort; it was about creating an environment where everyone could thrive together.

Here’s a testament to that experience:

🌟 “It was great to meet you and to work with you. I was very impressed with your work and so were all Latvians. But I think that it was a success of all of us - interpreters and presenters - working as a good team. Especially you and the whole Italian delegation really know how to organize work so that the people perform best and remain happy and relaxed.” 🌟 - Latvian colleague

What does teamwork mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬

#ClientFeedback #Teamwork #Interpreting #Collaboration #xl8
Planning a multilingual event but unsure which int Planning a multilingual event but unsure which interpretation style will best serve your audience? Let’s break down the two most widely-known modes of interpreting:

🔄 Simultaneous Interpreting - “Translating while listening”
In this method, the interpreter translates the speaker’s words in real-time, often just a few seconds behind. This style is common in high-stakes settings like conferences, where speed and flow are essential. Imagine hearing the speaker and interpreter almost simultaneously—it’s a skill that takes intense focus and rapid mental processing.

⏱️ Consecutive Interpreting - “Listening, then translating”
Here, the interpreter listens to the speaker and waits until a pause (or after the full statement) to deliver the translation. This style is ideal for interviews, courtrooms, or smaller meetings, where there’s more room for pauses and detail.

Both styles require unique skill sets and can be chosen based on the needs of the setting and audience. 🌐

So next time you’re planning a multilingual event, consider which interpreting style best suits the occasion—speed or detail?

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Is your logo enough to build your brand? 🤔 A s Is your logo enough to build your brand? 🤔

A strong logo can be iconic, but let’s be real—it’s only the tip of the branding iceberg! 🌊 A logo alone won’t create a lasting connection with your audience. To truly build a memorable and trustworthy brand, you need a lot more than just a great design.

👉 You need to have a brand identity.
👉 You need to have a unique tone of voice.
👉 You need to have a target audience.
👉 You need to have a customer experience.
👉 You need to have a visual consistency.
👉 You need to have a story.
👉 You need to have a quality content.

✨ So, next time you think about branding, remember: your logo is just one piece of the puzzle. True branding is about creating a full experience that makes people remember you for the right reasons.

#BrandingTips #PersonalBranding #BrandLogo #BrandIdentity #CustomerExperience #ConsistencyIsKey
Do you need to translate a legal document for subm Do you need to translate a legal document for submission to the Italian authorities? 📝

I offer more than just a translation service. When you work with me, I ensure your documents meet all the legal requirements needed for smooth submission.

As what my client has shared:

🌟 I engaged Luciana, who is lovely to speak with, to translate a legal document for submission to the Italian authorities. Luciana provided the translation in the format necessary for legalising and assisted me further by introducing a trusted and experienced notary public. Luciana did more than translate my document because she understands her client’s needs and the rigours of compliance with Italian authorities.
If you are looking for accurate work and, a stress-free experience, then I highly recommend her service. 🌟

- David Thatcher

It’s about making your experience as stress-free as possible by guiding you through each step, from translation to legalisation.

If you’re looking for accuracy and peace of mind with your legal translations, I’m here to help! ✨
One tip for taking better breaks? Create a dedicat One tip for taking better breaks? Create a dedicated space for them! The location of your breaks plays a big role in how refreshed you feel afterwards.

Why not step outside? 🌳 Outdoor breaks can do wonders—fresh air, nature, and a change of scenery can reset your mind, reduce stress, and boost creativity. Whether it's a quick walk or just sitting in the sun for a few minutes, stepping out of your usual workspace can make all the difference.

Your break space = your recharge zone! ✨

Do you have a space for break?

#WorkLifeBalance #Outdoor #Productivity #Wellness #WorkBreak
Can introverts excel in marketing? 🤔 People of Can introverts excel in marketing? 🤔

People often assume that marketing is all about being loud, outgoing, and always in the spotlight. But some of the best marketers are actually the quiet thinkers working behind the scenes.

In reality, marketing is not just about making noise—it’s about understanding people. Introverts are natural observers, skilled at reading between the lines and knowing when to speak and when to listen. They’re thoughtful planners, focusing on the details that make a message connect on a deeper level. They might not be the life of the party, but when it comes to building relationships and crafting strategies, introverts bring a unique strength in prioritising depth over volume.

So, do introverts make great marketers? Absolutely. They might approach it from a quieter, more reflective angle, but that’s what gives them their edge!

What’s your take? Let’s chat! 💬

#Marketing #Introvert #Extrovert #MarketingTips #DigitalMarketing
💎 Diamonds are forever, and so are strong clien 💎 Diamonds are forever, and so are strong client relationships. 💎

The best client relationships are built on reliability, consistency, and open communication. 

When you focus on these, clients not only return—they share your work with others, becoming your biggest advocates!

Receiving this testimonial from a client reminds me just how important trust is in building lasting relationships. 

"I am happy to report to you both that all has been well received by the bank and the documents were accepted. Your service has been stellar and I have already recommended your services to many people. Fantastic! You are amazing and we really enjoy working with you!"

— Maria Olivas, Vice President, Client Engagement & Branding, De Beers Group

If you're looking for interpreting or translation services that are as enduring and valuable as a 💎, I'm here to help. Reach out today to discuss how I can support you with your next project!

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🌍 On October 24th, we celebrate United Nations 🌍 On October 24th, we celebrate United Nations Day—a reminder of the power of diplomacy, collaboration, and the collective efforts to promote peace, security, and human rights worldwide.

And this year’s theme is ✨ “Cultivating a Culture of Peace”. ✨

As an interpreter, I’ve had the privilege of working in spaces where communication is key to fostering understanding and collaboration whether it’s at the international level or during conference meetings.

This year’s theme reminds me that cultivating peace isn’t just for diplomats or world leaders. It starts in everyday interactions, whether in a global organisation, a meeting room, or between colleagues. Every conversation is an opportunity to create understanding, resolve conflict, and build lasting relationships.

As United Nations Day approaches, I’m reflecting on how we can all contribute to peace—through our words, our actions, and our commitment to working together. Let’s all play our part, no matter how big or small.

How do you cultivate peace in your own work and life? 💬

Credits to @reallygreatsite for the graphics

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