Ylenia Distefano is a dynamic and multifaceted professional currently excelling in her role as a hostess at Varie, where she leverages her extensive background in the arts and architecture to create memorable experiences for event attendees. With a strong foundation in painting, sculpture, and urban...
Ylenia Distefano is a dynamic and multifaceted professional currently excelling in her role as a hostess at Varie, where she leverages her extensive background in the arts and architecture to create memorable experiences for event attendees. With a strong foundation in painting, sculpture, and urban design, Ylenia brings a unique artistic perspective to her work, enhancing the ambiance and aesthetic of every event she is involved in. Her passion for architecture not only informs her design sensibilities but also fuels her ambition to potentially establish her own interior design studio in the future.
Throughout her career, Ylenia has collaborated with prestigious brands such as SISAL, IBM, L’OREAL, and COCA COLA, showcasing her ability to adapt and thrive in high-pressure environments. Her experience spans various venues, including the renowned Hotel Esedra and the Palazzo dei Congressi di Roma, where she has played a pivotal role in orchestrating successful events. Ylenia's proficiency in tools like Vray, ArchiCAD, and SketchUp allows her to visualize and execute creative concepts effectively, ensuring that each event is not only well-organized but also visually captivating.
In addition to her technical skills, Ylenia excels in promotional activities, utilizing her knowledge of marketing and branding to engage audiences and enhance the overall guest experience. Her enthusiasm for art and culture, combined with her travel experiences, enriches her interactions with diverse clientele, making her an invaluable asset to any team. As she continues to grow in her career, Ylenia remains committed to merging her artistic talents with her professional endeavors, paving the way for innovative and inspiring event experiences.
