Consecutive interpreter Anton Klevansky

A meeting where half the participants speak English and half wait for interpretation usually takes twice as long. Some ask again, some lose the thread, and by the end of the day everyone feels that they discussed something other than planned. A familiar picture for international corporate events and business forums.

Anton Klevansky is a conference interpreter since 2007. He works in simultaneous and consecutive modes in the Russian, English, French, Belarusian and Ukrainian language combinations. He is a member of the International Association of Conference Interpreters AIIC, accredited with EU institutions and UN bodies, and serves on examination boards of European interpreting schools. His track record includes over 1,000 days of work with international organizations and more than 1,500 projects for private clients, interpreting for 12 presidents, four Nobel laureates and two kings.

On site it looks like this: the speaker talks into a microphone, and delegates hear his speech in the required language through headphones — without pauses or loss of pace. Anton conducts test calls and technical sound setup in advance, and if necessary arranges equipment installation and selection of booth partners. More than 300 remote simultaneous interpreting projects — a format that does not require the interpreter's presence in the hall.

Based in Brussels and Geneva, travels to events worldwide and works online. Takes on corporate events with foreign guests, company anniversaries, presentations, and New Year parties with international participants. Leave your number — we will check available dates and quote the fee.