As Assistant to H.E. the Grand Chancellor, I have been exposed to diplomacy matters, and have gained an appreciation for the demands of working in an international governmental environment. Over the course of my employment in this Secretariat, I have had extensive interaction with government officials, from welcoming guests to the Magistral Palace, to corresponding with Ambassadors from 107 countries. My organizational skills have enabled me to execute my administrative duties, such as scheduling meetings, arranging travels, preparing expense reports and maintaining an adequate office supply inventory, with precision. The role is exciting and allows me the opportunity to interact with international leaders.My interest in international relations was formed during my undergraduate studies, at University of Rome Tor Vergata, where I majored in Foreign Languages and Information Technology, and received a final grade of 110 out of 110. Before graduation, I had a six-months experience working for the University Erasmus Office, where I assisted both incoming and outgoing students with bureaucracy, travel arrangements, accommodations, scholarship counselling and crisis situations.One month later I was hired as a Guided Tours & Events Planner at the Sovereign Order Of Malta in Rome. My task was to manage tours (for up to 50 people in English, Italian, Spanish and German) and events (for up to 300 people) at the Magistral Villa on the Aventine Hill. At the same time, I was also working as General Services Officer, until I got my current position as Assistant to the Grand Chancellor of the Sovereign Order of Malta.My ability to multitask and prioritize, due to my organizational and time-management skills, have allowed me to maximize efficiency and provide solutions for problems that arise on a daily basis. Further, my fluency in oral and written English, as well as my professional knowledge of Spanish, German and French allowed me to communicate with all levels of staff and leaders with whom I interact regularly.