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Interpretation services

Portuguese–English Conference Interpretation

Everton Morais is an experienced Brazilian Portuguese–English conference interpreter based in New York. For more than 15 years, he has supported communication at corporate meetings, government and diplomatic engagements, legal proceedings, interviews, academic events, international conferences, and media assignments.

He has interpreted for multinational companies, government officials, political figures, executives, public personalities, and speakers at respected academic institutions. He has worked in the United States and internationally.

Interpretation modes

Choosing between simultaneous and consecutive interpretation

Interpretation is spoken; translation is written. The right spoken mode depends on how your event is structured.

Simultaneous Interpretation

The interpreter renders the message in real time while the speaker continues. It is appropriate for conferences, formal meetings, presentations, broadcasts, and events where time and natural audience participation are important.

Simultaneous interpretation normally requires equipment, and full-day assignments generally require a team of two interpreters per language pair.

Consecutive Interpretation

The speaker pauses while the interpreter renders each portion. It may be appropriate for smaller meetings, interviews, short presentations, site visits, and certain legal or business settings.

The recommended mode depends on the event structure, number of participants, schedule, and communication goals.

Experience

Areas of Experience

  • Corporate and financial meetings
  • Government and diplomatic events
  • Legal depositions and arbitrations
  • International development and nonprofit work
  • Academic conferences and universities
  • Broadcasts and interviews
  • Religious and denominational events
  • Technical presentations
  • Investor meetings and business roadshows
  • Political and public-facing events

Preparation

Preparation Is Part of Professional Interpretation

Quality improves considerably when the interpreter receives relevant materials in advance.

  • Agenda
  • Presentation slides
  • Speaker biographies
  • Technical terminology
  • Previous reports or speeches
  • Organization names and titles
  • Acronyms
  • Participant lists when relevant

Confidentiality is respected at all times, and a non-disclosure agreement can be signed when required.

Interpreter coordination

Additional languages and larger interpreter teams

For multilingual events and assignments requiring additional interpreters, qualified colleagues can be recommended or coordinated according to the event's language combinations, subject matter, location, and schedule.

Discuss your interpretation requirements

Share the date, format, and subject matter, and receive a recommendation for the appropriate interpretation mode and team.