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/IN/VERONICAPEREZGUARNIERI @DRA.VERONICAPEREZ /DRAVERONICAPEREZGUARNIERI @VEROGUARNIERI Dr Verónica Pérez Guarnieri SOLDADO DE LA INDEPENDENCIA 1134 3° (C1426BTP) BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA +54 9 11 3033-4183 [email protected] VERONICAPEREZGUARNIERI.COM LANGUAGES ACREDITATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS ― Spanish ― British Council - Argentina ― EULITA ― English ― International Monetary Fund ― Association Internationale des ― Portuguese ― Ministry of Foreign Affairs Interprètes de Conférence (AIIC) ― Italian of Argentina ― Asociación de Intérpretes de ― Organization of American States Conferencias de Argentina (ADICA) ― UNO (WFUNA/PAHO/WIPO/ ― Colegio de Traductores Públicos de la UNDP/UNICEF) Ciudad de Buenos Aires (CTPCBA) INTERPRETING EXPERIENCE Online references ― Simultaneous interpretation of Federal Judicial Center Director [Video]. (2018, October 14). YouTube. https://youtu.be/1dzj3rIMPW0 (from minute 3 onwards) ― Mauricio Macri live press conference in Davos [Video]. (2018, April 21). YouTube. https://youtu.be/2x2WDpNFWrA ― Casa Rosada, República Argentina. (2016, September 26). Joint statements by Minister Prat Gay and the US Secretary of the Treasury, Jack Lew [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/pgrEuOU8jY4 ― Skyteam membership launch event in Buenos Aires [Video]. (2012, September 7). YouTube. https://youtu.be/ldp8W7bydpo (from minute 5 onwards) ― Cancillería Argentina. (n.d.). UNASUR: Press conference at the Foreign Affairs Ministry [Video]. (2011, August 11). YouTube. https://youtu.be/HahYesPKUsM Interpreting Assignments I have served as consecutive/simultaneous or escort interpreter for the following people, companies or institutions in the following areas: In the economic/financial field ― Patrick Barwise – London School of Economics ― Vinton Cerf – CEO of MCI and co-inventor of Internet ― Prof John Kenneth Galbraith – Economist ― Watson Wyatt – Marketing consultants ― Jeremy Rifkin – Economist, author of “The End of ― OSDE Foundation Work” ― Dr Fenkel – Merrill Lynch consultant ― Dr James Bellini – London School of Economics ― Dr Remes Lenicov – Minister of Economy of ― Prof Tony Cram – Director of the Ashridge Argentina Management College Program ― Organization for Economic Cooperation and In the diplomatic field Development (OECD) Geoff Fieldhouse – Director of UK Department of ― Prof Richard Scase – London Business School ― Education ― Schroders Milesa Investment Management – Investment Group ― Jimmy Carter – Former United States President ― Henry Kissinger – Former United States President ― Prof Andrew Pettigrew – Warwick Management School ― Lord Henley – UK Minister of Education and Employment ― Michael R. Salomon – Independent consultant ― Lord Hanson – Director of the British Council 1 / 8 DR. VERÓNICA PÉREZ GUARNIERI ― Edmund Marsden – Assistant Director General of the ― Judge Cirica – US Federal Appellate Judge British Council ― Steve Loeffler and Michael Durick – Mediators ― Tomas Mc Larty – President Clinton´s Special Envoy from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to Latin America of the United States ― William Daley – US Secretary of Commerce ― Anne Vitunac – Judge of the County of Palm Beach ― Phil Gramm – US Senator ― Peter Vaira – US District Attorney ― Robert La Russa – US Assistant Secretary of ― Russel Wheeler – Chairman of the Federal Judicial Commerce for the Import Management Agency Centre ― John H. Mather M.D. – Assistant Inspector General- ― Lawrence Fox – Chair of the Standing Ethics Department of Veteran Affairs Committee of the American Bar Association ― Richard Gephard – Leader of Minority Caucus ― Lawrence P. Webster – Executive Director of the ― Patrick Kennedy – Representative Judicial Technology Program of the National Centre ― Karen Sham Poo – UNICEF Executive Director of State Courts in the United States ― Martin Caher – Head of the Employment Agency of ― Mitchell D. Dembin – Assistant District Attorney San N. Ireland Diego, California ― Hillary Rodham Clinton – United States First Lady ― Antonin Scalia – US Supreme Court Justice ― Bill Clinton – President Of The United States Of ― Geoffrey Hazard Jr. – Director of the American Law America Institute ― Louis Freeh – Director of the FBI ― Loren A.N. Buddress – Head of the Probation System-USA ― Baroness Blackstone – Minister of Education and Employment of the United Kingdom ― Dr. Marie Fajardo Ragghianti – Head of the Parole System-USA ― British Prime Minister Tony Blair – I served as the interpreter of Argentine President Fernando De la Rúa ― The Honourable J. Mance – Judge of the Appellate during the visit of British Prime Minister Tony Blair Court-England and Wales ― Congressman Dreir – Chair of the Bill Committee of ― Clare Ferguson – Trial Lawyer, Johnson and Garret the House of Representatives of US Congress ― Neil Stewart – Trial Lawyer (Barrister)-UK ― John Taylor – U.S. Undersecretary of the Treasury ― Charles Albernathy – Dean of the School of Law of ― Dr. Mary Robinson – UN High Commissioner for Georgetown University Human Rights ― Julian Barnes and Hanif Kureishi – British writers ― Ehud Olmert – Mayor of Jerusalem In the scientific-technological field ― Tex Harris – Secretary of the Political Section of the US Embassy in Buenos Aires 1977-79 ― Craig R. Barrett and Paul Otellini – CEO Intel ― His excellency the Dalai Lama Corporation ― John Sulston – Nobel Prize in Medicine (2003) In the legal field ― Anne M. Mulcahy – Xerox CEO ― Sandra Day O’Connor – Justice of the US Supreme ― Jeffrey Kindler – Pfizer CEO Court ― Prof. Roger Myerson – Nobel Prize in Economics ― Paul Rudman – Justice of the US Supreme Court of (2007) Maine Highlights of simultaneous/consecutive assignments (English-Spanish-English) Events involving my C languages (Italian/Portuguese) available upon request. 2010-2018 ― FIFA World Cup Team Workshop. Costão do Santinho, Florianopolis, Brazil, February 18–21, 2014 ― 25th WPATH Anniversary Symposium. November ― World Economic Forum. Lima, Peru. “Delivering 4, 2018 Growth, Strengthening Societies”. Lima, Peru 23- ― The Judicial Conference of the Supreme Courts of 25 April, 2013 the G20. October 9-10, 2018 ― IMF Intepretation Assignment in Montevideo, ― OAS Summit of the Americas, Heads of State or Uruguay. April 3-5, 2013 Government. Lima, Peru, April 2018 ― XXV Annual Allergy and Immunology Congress. ― XVII International Symposium. Argentine Chapter August, 16 thru 18, 2012 of the American College of Surgeons. Safety and ― 42° Argentine Plastic Surgery Congress. Sheraton quality in surgery. Buenos Aires, 2017 Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center. April 19 & ― Latin American Tax Summit 2017: “Leading the 20, 2012 way: Adapting to rhythms of change in tax”. ― Bone Understanding, Learning and Development. Buenos Aires, 2017 GlaxoSmithKline. April 13–14, 2012 ― Mercosur Summit. Meeting of Heads of State ― NOVARTIS LACan Region. Cardiovascular and and/or Governments. Paraná, Entre Ríos. Metabolism Speakers’ Masterclass. Buenos Aires, December, 2014 Argentina. March 9 & 10, 2012 2 / 8 DR. VERÓNICA PÉREZ GUARNIERI ― Reflections on XXI century health patterns. Dr. ― XII Meeting of national Coordinators. IDB/INTAL. Paul Campbell. Harvard University. September 6, Raúl Prebisch Auditorium Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2010 June 24 thru 26, 2008 ― “Seminar on Money-laundering prevention”. ― South Africa/Argentina and Africa/South America: Banking consulting services. September 1, 2010 Building stronger relations. Buenos Aires, Argentina. ― V World Congress on the Rights of Children and May 12 thru 14, 2008 Adolescents. Foreign Affairs Ministry of ― IIRSA Meeting of the Executive Technical Group Argentina. June 6, 2011 (GTE) of the Guianese Shield Hub. Paramaribo, Suriname. May 6, 2008 ― III Euro American Congress on Legal Protection ― “The freedom of religion. The root freedom”. of Consumers. September 23, 2010 International Congress organized by CALIR. April Annual Meeting of Polaris International. May 21- ― 28 & 29, 2008 22, 2010 ― Workshop on mental health and international ― COMNAP XXII. National organizations of the standards on human rights. Court Room of the August 9-11, 2010 Antarctica Program. Argentine Supreme Court, Talcahuano 550. March 26, ― 4th International Congress of Couple and Family 2008 Psychoanalysis: “Suffering in the links and its ― International Colloquium “Problems of recent transformations through couple and family history in the Southern Cone”. October 24 thru 26, psychoanalysis”. Universidad de Belgrano. July 28- 2007 31, 2010 ― Allergic diseases update symposium. Keynote ― First international meeting of capitals of the speaker: Dr. Torsten Zuberbier. Schering-Plough. world. April 30 and May 1, 2010 October 2, 2007 ― Interpretation during press round of Microsoft ― “Innovation to consolidate growth”. Council of the CEO, Steve Ballmer. May 5, 2010 Americas. Americas Society. August 7, 2007 ― European Union-Mercosur Meeting. Ministry of ― Regional seminar “Current initiatives in the field of Foreign Affairs and Worship Argentina. June 27- conventional weapons: Latin American and the 30, 2010 Caribbean”. Buenos Aires. July 30-31, 2007 ― III Regional Meeting on Humanitarian Assistance ― X Latin American and Caribbean Petroleum Mechanisms. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Engineering Conference. LACPEC 07. April 15 thru Worship Argentina. July 12-15, 2010 18, 2007 ― Preliminary courses to the X Latin American and 2000-2009 Caribbean Petroleum Engineering Conference. ― “Manual of Good Practices of Regional LACPEC 07. April 14, 2007 Development Agencies”. IDB INTAL. November 16, ― Sixth
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