Stefania is a music director and educator, international concert pianist, recording artist, radio broadcaster, judge at international competition, lawyer and entrepreneur.She is the Founder and President of the London Performing Academy of Music-LPMAM, an Independent Music Conservatoire focused on Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion. Stefania is also Chair of Trustees and CEO of the LPMAM charitable incorporated organisation, providing scholarship and support to the LPMAM students and professors, with special focus on the Ukrainian refugee young musicians saved from the war.Stefania is Director and Council member of the BPI-British Phonographic Industry for the BRITs Awards, voting member of the Recording Academy for the Grammys Awards in USA. She is founder and CEO of the award winning London Piano Masters and of the Classical record label Master Chord Records. She is co-founder of Sintonus, a revolutionary platform for online Classical music teaching and performance, and Clasikul, a unique NFT platform dedicated to Art and Music. Since 2018, she is producer and radio presenter of her pioneering programme on gender equality, mental health and music diplomacy "Future Classic Women Awards" on Women's Radio Station. Stefania served as Artistic Director of the Concert Seasons at the Italian Cultural Institute in London for several years and she was featured by the British Council 2014 global University Campaign as successful UK University Graduate and Entrepreneur.A performance graduate from Royal Academy of Music in London and Ecole Normale in Paris, Stefania holds also a full Degree in Law, with a doctoral dissertation in Labour Law and Social Security entitled “The Artist-Employee in the Theatre Sector”. Stefania has given recitals in the major concert halls worldwide, some of which were televised broadcasts, including “St Martin in The Fields” in London, National Philharmonic of Ukraine in Kiev, “Sala Puccini” in Milan, Palau da Musica in Valencia, Sibelius Hall in Finland, “Salle Munch” in Paris, Varna Opera Theatre in Bulgaria, Casa da Musica in Porto. Her recordings with major works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann and Liszt have been selected at the Grammy’s Awards as best soloist and best album of the Classic fields. She is recipient of the 2020 Artist Vision Award, a once-in-a-lifetime award bestowed by the Akademia in Los Angeles in recognition of her exceptional talent: “A visionary artist destined to shape the course of Classical music and broaden the musical landscape in the years to come”