Working with a boutique consultancy has several advantages:

• Flexibility and responsiveness: You will talk directly to the owner who will manage your project from start to finish. You will not spend time talking to an account.
• Personalized, tailored service:  As a boutique agency, we focus all efforts on understanding your key goals and audience. 
• Value for money. By minimizing overhead costs, we can pass on significant savings to clients in the form of lower fees. You will benefit from high-quality work at a lower cost.

• Integrity and passion. I am deeply passionate about science communication and helping organizations . I bring that enthusiasm and commitment to every project and client partnership.

I have a network of trusted colleagues I can call upon for additional expertise, content creation, design, and more—allowing me to scale up and take on impactful new work. With over 25 years of experience, I have well-established processes to maximize my availability and ensure high-quality work, despite remaining a lean, one-person operation.  I actually thrive with big, ambitious endeavours. Don’t hesitate to challenge me! 

Yes, I am able to work with clients in different time zones. I am flexible with my schedule and can accommodate different meeting times as needed, both online and in person.

My pricing structure is flexible and depends on the specific project requirements. I offer hourly rates or project-based pricing, depending on what works best for the client. By minimizing overhead costs and operating expenses, I can pass on significant savings to my clients in the form of lower fees. 

Yes, of course. While  I am perfectly at ease with remote working I am more than happy to travel anywhere.

I work in English and Italian.
I am also fluent in French. 

I am a professional member of the US National Association of Science Writers (NASW), of the Association of British Science Writer (ABSW) and a member of the Italian Professional Board of Journalists (Albo Professionale Giornalisti)

I choose GreedyBrain as the name of my personal web domain back in 1998.  I wanted a name that was catchy, memorable, and a bit playful. I think it reflects my approach to work and life, where I constantly strive to learn and fulfill my curiosity.

There are a few reasons why I chose to use it rather than my own name.  First, I wanted  to create a distinct identity for my consulting work that is separate from my work as a journalist. Second, GreedyBrain is structured as a small agency, with a  network of trusted colleagues I can call upon for additional expertise, content creation, design, and more—and fully deserves a name of its own.