Brazil's financial and corporate capital, and the location of our headquarters on Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima. On-site interpreting here does not involve travel planning — it involves choosing the right interpreter for the room.
Why assignments here look the way they do.
B3, Brazil's stock exchange, and the largest concentration of multinational head offices in the country sit within a few kilometres of each other. Most investor meetings, board sessions and due diligence work in Brazil happen inside that corridor.
São Paulo hosts the densest calendar of business conferences, trade fairs and corporate events in Latin America, which is where most multi-language simultaneous setups are needed.
The metropolitan region and the interior of the state carry manufacturing, pharmaceutical and logistics operations, which is where plant visits and technical audits take place.
Interpreters and translators are matched to the subject matter as well as the language pair — our network covers more than 40 languages with over 80 certified interpreters, and Brazilian Portuguese ↔ English is the core pair.
Headquarters: Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 1572 — Sala 1022, Jardim Paulistano, São Paulo — SP.
On-site interpreting, certified document translation and localization are delivered across the metropolitan region, with simultaneous interpreting equipment available for sessions that need it. Remote interpreting runs from here for meetings anywhere in the world.
Simultaneous, consecutive, whispered and remote interpreting for meetings, conferences and negotiations.
InterpretingCertified and professional translation of contracts, filings and business documentation.
TranslationWebsites, apps and marketing content adapted for the Brazilian market or for international audiences.
LocalizationYes. São Paulo is STIB's headquarters, at Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 1572, Sala 1022, in Jardim Paulistano. The company was founded here in 2007.
Yes, including booths, transmitters and receivers for conferences, and portable systems for smaller or mobile settings. The specification depends on room size, number of languages and whether the session is streamed.
Single meetings can often be arranged within days, subject to interpreter availability. Multi-day or multilingual programmes are more comfortable with two to three weeks' notice, because interpreters and equipment are reserved together.
Yes — the metropolitan region and the interior of the state are covered, including plant and facility visits, where interpreting is mobile and consecutive rather than delivered from a booth.
The documents, the meeting, the dates and the languages. You get a scoped proposal from the team that will run the assignment.