Lisa Pastore is a Business Owner and Art Director at Per l'amore di Elda. She possess expertise in photography, creative direction, art, advertising, publishing and 18 more skills. She is proficient in English and italian. Colleagues describe her as "I feel very fortunate to have been a student of Lisa's while at Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici. Lisa was always available to anyone in the class who wanted to learn something further, explore other curiosities, or needed additional help understanding course content. I have always appreciated her ability to be both warm and professional- creating a comfortable learning environment for her class. At graduation, each student was allowed to select one professor to introduce them and saw a few words. I of course asked Lisa to introduce me as she was by far the professor who had the greatest impact on me during my undergraduate studies. Lisa was also always honest and encouraging, qualities that are so important when guiding young professionals into a new career path. I have known Lisa for over 6 years now, and she has continued to provide me guidance after my time as a student of hers. She provided years of encouragement as I applied to North American conservation graduate programs, and she was one of the first people I was excited to let know upon my acceptance into the Winterthur/University of Delaware Art Conservation program. Lisa would make a positive impact on any team or department she joins." and "Lisa is, by far, one of the most dedicated and caring professors that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and studying under at Istituto Lorenzo de’ Medici. Her professionalism and dedication to her students exudes from everything she does. She uses her knowledge and passion to help those around her and is always encouraging everyone to do their best. Her calm demeanor makes her very approachable, especially for those new students who are unsure of themselves. She always made herself available to those needing or wanting a little extra help. Lisa became, not only someone that I could ask questions to without fear of ridicule, but also an amazing mentor through internships and grad school. She has always been someone I can go to, even many years after leaving her classroom, to discuss conservation, school, jobs, or life with. She has continued to encourage me throughout the years to better myself and not doubt my abilities as a conservator. I know Lisa would be an asset to any classroom or establishment she joins. "