Simultaneous interpreter Inna Frantsmayer

The meeting is in its third hour, the speaker talks fast, and half the room is listening through headphones, waiting for the thought to finally take shape as a clear phrase. In moments like these, what depends on the quality of interpretation isn't politeness — it's the contract decision.

Inna Frantsmayer is a certified conference interpreter and simultaneous interpreter. She works with German, Russian, and English. She graduated from Humboldt University of Berlin with a degree in Interpreting and Translation, diploma from 2009. She provides simultaneous and consecutive interpretation in Vienna, throughout Austria, in EU countries, and online. Her projects include interstate negotiations on agricultural policy, as well as work on tasks in civil engineering and architecture in Berlin and London.

On site, it looks calm and composed: a booth or headphones, steady pace, precise terminology — from agricultural regulations to building codes. Inna holds the meaning rather than retelling words, so participants react to the substance, not to the interpreter's pauses.

Vienna and online — workable formats. Bring her on board for a corporate event with international guests, a company anniversary, a presentation, or a New Year's evening with speeches in three languages. Leave your number — we'll check available dates and quote the fee.