A bicultural and multilingual background has been the formation of a natural tendency toward translation, a tendency that is a second nature. This tendency has made me into a conscientious and respected observer of connotation, a skill that I had to perfect when working on speeches, letters or entire publications for international presentations for an ex-president of Mexico, a current Secretary of State or a UN member. Many years of observing and working with international policy has given me the tools to advise and technically prepare my clients in regard to their printed or verbal presentations and legal, political or cultural documents.

Translation has been an important and necessary part of every position I have ever held in the corporate world. And in the long run, I had to be better than the translators used on my projects. So experience and the important need for exceptional connotation turned me into an innate translator. The cost of translating always varies according to the difficulty of the material, the urgency or the delicacy of the matter involved. I have strived therefore to charge on a fair basis based on the going rate in other countries. Negotiation - according to the project needed - is acceptable along with required deadlines.