Interpreter-led. Personally coordinated.
Madrid · Across Spain · Remote

Conference interpreters
in Madrid.

Simultaneous interpretation for conferences and demanding corporate meetings. Work directly with Paula Manrique, an AIIC member, for English–Spanish communication and a professional team shaped around your event.

Every word. Understood.

15+ years of interpreting experienceAIIC member · Direct contact with PaulaOn-site · Remote · Hybrid
Illustrative conference venue with interpreting headsets and microphones

Prepared for your subject. Attentive to every detail.

Conferences · Corporate meetings · Institutions
Professional conference interpretation

Your meeting deserves
experienced hands.

For corporate teams, conference organisers, event agencies and international organisations bringing meetings to Spain. Based in Madrid, available at your venue, across Spain and remotely, with travel arrangements agreed for each assignment.

Context matters

Your subject.
Your stakes.
Understood.

Language is only the beginning. Terminology, tone and the purpose of the meeting shape how we prepare.

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Business & finance

Board and shareholder meetings, financial presentations, bond issuances and roadshows.

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Institutions & international affairs

Summits, missions, country visits and meetings with public bodies and international organisations.

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Medical, technical & industrial

Medical conferences, industry events, audits and visits to industrial sites.

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Media & corporate communication

Press interviews, product launches, marketing meetings and corporate presentations.

Paula Manrique, conference interpreter
Paula ManriqueConference interpreter
The person behind Kelp Forest

Expertise with
a human connection.

Led by Paula Manrique, conference interpreter and AIIC member, Kelp Forest brings together hands-on experience and a professional network of interpreters, translators and public speaking coaches.

From executive boards and financial presentations to medical conferences and international missions, we start by understanding your meeting. Then we shape the right language support around it.

15+years of experience
AIICprofessional member
Madridour home base
Meet Paula
The complete communication brief

The people.
The preparation.
The technical details.

Paula helps you define the format, select the team and prepare the terminology, coordinating with your technical contact. Confidentiality and the handling of documents are part of the brief from the start.

Interpreters and equipment, coordinated
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Tell us what matters

Share the event, the audience, the languages and the date. We listen before recommending a solution.

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Shape the right solution

We define the format, team, preparation and technical needs, then provide a tailored quote.

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Prepare every detail

With your materials and the event team, we coordinate the language support before the meeting begins.

Before you book

A clear brief.
A considered proposal.

Send the date, languages, format and subject. We will review the interpreting and technical requirements with you.

Discuss your event
What is the difference between simultaneous and consecutive interpretation?

In simultaneous interpretation, the interpreter speaks while the speaker continues, with a short delay. In consecutive interpretation, the speaker pauses for the interpreter to deliver the message. Simultaneous suits conferences and multilingual events; consecutive often suits smaller meetings, interviews, audits and visits.

Can you support online and hybrid meetings?

Yes. We coordinate remote simultaneous interpretation and hybrid setups, considering your platform, language channels, audio quality and participant locations. We recommend a technical check before the event.

Which languages can you arrange?

Paula works with Spanish, English and French, and Kelp Forest draws on a professional network of interpreters for wider language needs. Tell us the languages spoken and the languages your audience needs to hear so we can assess the right team and availability.

Do you arrange the interpreting equipment?

Yes. We help define and coordinate booths, consoles, microphones, receivers, headsets and portable equipment, as well as remote or hybrid language channels. The quote reflects the event’s specific technical requirements.

What do you need to prepare a quote?

Send the date, timings and time zone, venue or online platform, languages, subject and approximate audience size. An agenda is useful, even in draft form. For translation, send the document, language combination and delivery deadline.

Why are there no client logos or named case studies?

Discretion is part of our service. We describe the kinds of work we do without using clients’ names to promote the business. Confidential meetings and documents deserve care before, during and after an assignment.

Additional support

Before and beyond
the conference.

Written translation for your documents and targeted coaching for presentations in English complement your interpreting brief.

Plan your multilingual event.

Let’s talk

What’s your next conversation?

Tell us what you are planning. We’ll help you find the right solution.

Request a tailored quote