Team
Our Veterinary Specialist Team brings together experienced clinicians across multiple disciplines, providing trusted referral level insight for veterinary surgeons managing complex cases. Each member of the team has advanced training & extensive clinical experience in their field, allowing us to support vets with clear, practical guidance that helps inform diagnostic decisions, treatment planning & case management. Through Veterinary Specialist Advice, practices can access specialist expertise when they need it, helping to strengthen clinical confidence while supporting the best possible outcomes for patients.
- All
- Anaesthesia
- Cardiology
- Dentistry
- Dermatology
- Emergency and Critical Care (ECC)
- Exotic Companion Animals
- Internal medicine
- Neurology
- Oncology
- Ophthalmology
- Physiotherapy
- Radiology
- Surgery
Yike Bing
Dr. Yike Bing received her Bachelor’s of Science and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degrees from Cornell University (New York, USA). To further training in oncology, she then completed a rotating internship at University of Wisconsin-Madison, followed by a medical oncology residency at Cornell University. She became a board-certified medical oncologist in 2021 by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.
After working briefly at Cornell University as a medical oncology instructor, Dr. Bing moved to the UK in 2020. As well as consulting for VSA, she works as a senior clinician in medical oncology in a large referral centre. Sharing the belief of a multimodal treatment approach towards cancer, she guides dogs and cats with cancer and their families through various medical options, including chemotherapy, target therapy, immunotherapy, palliative and supportive care. While she tailors treatment towards individual patients and their families, the emphasis is always on patient quality of life and client support.
Thomas Brément
Thomas Brément is a veterinarian specialized in dermatology.
He graduated from the French veterinary school of Nantes (ONIRIS) in 2013.
After 2 years as a hospital assistant in the Dermatology, Parasitology and Mycology unit of this school, he completed his residency and became a diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD) in 2019.
He currently works in private practice at Olliolis Veterinary Clinic.
He also regularly offers, in addition to dermatology for companion animals, a tele-expertise service for equine dermatology and takes part in training sessions and continuing education for veterinarians and nurses.
He is a member of the European Society of Veterinary Dermatology (ESVD) and an active member of the executive committee of the ECVD. He is also referenced as an author or contributor in numerous scientific publications related to veterinary dermatology.
John Burgess
John grew up in Zimbabwe and attended the University of Pretoria in South Africa, where he obtained a Bachelor of Veterinary Science degree in 2017.
He then moved to the UK where he underwent further training, consisting of a rotating internship at a busy referral hospital and a three-year residency training program in Veterinary Ophthalmology.
John became a European Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology in 2024.
Outside of work, John enjoys a variety of sports and spending time with his growing family.
Daria Denti
Daria Denti graduated from the University of Parma (Italy) in 2010.
She worked from 2014 to 2024 as member of the Dermatology Service of San Marco Veterinary Clinic and Laboratory (Veggiano, Italy).
After completing a residency program, in 2022 she obtained the Diploma of the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (Dipl. ECVD).
She currently works as dermatologist in several practices in Northern Italy.
She is a member of the European Society of Veterinary Dermatology (ESVD) and the Italian Society of Veterinary Dermatology (SIDEV).
She is author and co-author of scientific papers.
Sara Dias
Sara is a highly accomplished veterinary specialist with expertise in exotic and zoo animal medicine. She graduated from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, in 2010 and has since built an impressive career spanning multiple countries and institutions.
Following graduation, Sara completed a one-year internship in exotic animal and zoological medicine at Los Sauces, Madrid, Spain (2011-2012). She then practiced small animal and exotic medicine in Portugal for two years before embarking on her ECZM Residency at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain, in 2015. After completing her residency, she moved to the United States to serve as an Assistant Professor at Kansas State University for two years (2018-2020). Since 2020, Sara has been working at a Private Multidisciplinary Referral Hospital in the UK while also holding a position as Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham.
Sara is passionate about education and mentoring the next generation of veterinary professionals. She is a member of the Education and Examination Committee for the European College of Zoological Medicine (ECZM) and leads the Small Mammals group within the organization. Her commitment to advancing the field extends to active involvement in multiple zoological medicine organizations.
Currently, she is completing her PhD at the Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, further expanding her research expertise. A sought-after speaker, she regularly presents at national and international conferences, continuing professional development courses, and postgraduate certificate programs. Sara consistently contributes to the field through publications in peer-reviewed national and international journals, solidifying her status as a leading expert in exotic and zoo animal medicine.
Andrew Francis
Andrew has been an EBVS® European Veterinary Specialist in Small Animal Cardiology, and a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology for 12 years, leading teams in some of the largest Specialist Veterinary Referral Hospitals in Europe. More recently, Andrew has run his own specialist-led visiting cardiology service, providing clinical consultancy services to 50 veterinary practices across the south of England.
Outside of work Andrew is kept busy running around after 3 children, 2 dogs, and a cat. When time allows, he loves nothing more than sailing in the Solent on someone else’s yacht, playing cricket really badly, and watching Eastleigh Football Club do battle.
Andrew’s Specific Clinical Interests
- Congenital and acquired cardiac diseases
- Feline cardiology
- Cardiac manifestations of systemic disease
- Management of complex arrhythmias
- Diagnosis and management of heart failure
Andrea Galliano
Andrea (Andi) graduated from the University of Turin (Italy) in 2014. Following a few years of working in university, first opinion and referral practices, he completed a three-year ECVS approved residency in small animal surgery at Fitzpatrick Referrals and became a Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Surgery in 2024.
He is currently working in a large referral centre in the UK where he provides care to both orthopaedics and soft tissue surgery patients.
Andrew Gardiner
Andrew qualified as a chartered physiotherapist at Brighton University in 2003. He has worked in a range of settings within the NHS and took a particular interest in rehabilitating patients with neurological conditions and spinal cord injuries. In 2013 he completed a Masters in Research (MRes) at Southampton University and then studied for a post graduate diploma (PgDip) in animal physiotherapy at Hartpury college in 2015-2016.
Over the last 8 years he has worked with dogs that have presented with a variety of musculoskeletal and neurological injuries at a small animal referral centre and has also spent 3 years with the army helping them to condition and rehabilitate military working dogs to help keep them fit for work.
He also a particular interest in supporting clients with dogs that have advanced osteoarthritis and is keen to utilise physiotherapy as a means of reducing the risk of long-term injury in both family and sporting/working dogs.
Magda Gerou-Ferriani
Magda graduated from the University of Bologna, Italy, in 2002. From 2004 to 2009, she pursued specialist training in Internal Medicine at the University of Liverpool (UK), the Animal Health Trust (UK), and the University of Glasgow (UK). During this period, she earned a Certificate in Small Animal Medicine (CertSAM, RCVS) in 2008 and became a Board-certified Diplomate (Dip ECVIM-Ca) in 2011.
Magda has extensive experience in both the private sector and academia across Europe and the USA. She has published research in international peer-reviewed journals and has frequently lectured at professional congresses.
While she enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, her primary interests are haematology and coagulation disorders, gastroenterology, urology, oncology, and endoscopic procedures.
James M Histed
James Histed is a highly experienced veterinary ophthalmologist with over 15 years in the field. Board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmology (DACVO), he has worked in leading referral hospitals in Canada and the UK, establishing and expanding ophthalmology services. His expertise includes advanced eye surgery, clinical management, research, and teaching.
He holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from the Atlantic Veterinary College, along with degrees from the University of Melbourne and the University of Guelph. A dedicated educator and mentor, he has also served as an adjunct professor.
James is an active member of multiple professional organizations, including the ACVO, British Association of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, and the International Society of Veterinary Ophthalmology. He has received awards for excellence in pharmacology and marine biology.
Outside of work, he enjoys photography, wild swimming, and spending time with family.
Abdur Rahmaan Kadwa
Abdur became a diplomate of the ECVAA at the end of 2022 and is currently working at the Onderstepoort Veterinary Academic Hospital at the University of Pretoria, Faculty of Veterinary Science. He completed his undergrad, internship and residency at the same facility (peril of being the only vet school in the country!).
He particularly enjoys cardiothoracic anaesthesia and acid-base physiology.
During his time off, he tries his best to keep up with his 2 sons and his daughter, travelling with his wife and fishing.
Ivan Kalmukov
Ivan graduated from the faculty of veterinary medicine at Thracian university, Stara Zagora, Bulgaria in 2009.
After working a few years as a general practitioner vet, he moved to the United Kingdom in 2014 to pursue further training.
Ivan gained BSAVA postgraduate certificate in small animal surgery, whilst working as an intern at Fitzpatrick referrals in 2018.
This was followed by a surgical residency at Fitzpatrick referrals and AURA Veterinary, which he completed in 2022.
In 2023 Ivan became a diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Surgeons. His main interests are in orthopaedics and maxillo-facial surgery.
Athina Karpozilou
Athina graduated from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, in 2018. Following graduation, she completed a three-month Erasmus+ traineeship at a multidisciplinary veterinary practice in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. Upon returning to Greece, she independently managed the first veterinary practice established on the Greek island of Sifnos.
A year later, Athina moved to the United Kingdom, where she completed a rotating and neurology internship, followed by a three-year ECVN-approved Residency in Neurology and Neurosurgery. Athina was awarded the European Diploma in Veterinary Neurology in 2026.
Her clinical interests include feline neurology and the management of neuropathic pain. She is also working towards obtaining certification in veterinary acupuncture.
Marie Kubiak
Marie graduated from Bristol University vet school, following placements within zoos and exotic animal practice. She spent two years working as a small animal and exotics vet in Kent, before undertaking a 3 year European College of Zoological Medicine residency. She has completed the RCVS certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice with distinction in the Avian, Reptile, Wildlife and Zoo examinations and a credit in small pet mammals, and then the RCVS Diploma in Zoological Medicine. She gained RCVS Specialist status in 2015 and worked as a consultant for zoo collections across the UK until 2017, then took on a full time position as veterinary surgeon for West Midland Safari Park before returning to zoo and exotic animal private practice in 2020. Marie has worked with a number of large aquaria and holds the WAVMA certificate in Aquatic Species. In 2024 she opened Evolution Exotics Referrals, one of very few clinics across the UK providing 24/7 on site veterinary care by a multidisciplinary exotics Specialist, accepting complex case referrals in any exotic or zoo species from primary care vets.
She has authored over 50 peer-reviewed research and review papers and is the editor and primary author of “Handbook of Exotic Pet Medicine” published by Wiley-Blackwell in 2020 and is currently writing a new textbook on Zoological collection veterinary care.
Marie works closely with the police, animal welfare organisations and local authorities as an expert in exotic animal welfare, and organised crime relating to exotic animals. In her free time she runs a small holding, provides dart services to the police and veterinary professionals, and lectures to vets and nurses on exotic animal care.
Filipa Lourinho
Filipa graduated from the University of Évora, Portugal, in 2012 and has been working in the UK since 2014.
She joined a busy specialist veterinary hospital in 2015, where she completed her specialist training in veterinary neurology.
She has been part of the senior Neurology team since 2020.
Filipa became a Specialist in Veterinary Neurology with the European College of Veterinary Neurology (ECVN) in 2022.
Carly Mason
Carly graduated from the University of Bristol Veterinary School in 2003. She spent 7 enjoyable years in General practice before completing a residency and achieving the ECVD Veterinary Dermatology Diploma qualification in 2014. She is currently an RCVS and EBVS recognised Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology.
Carly spent 10 years running specialist UK veterinary dermatology services for both independent and corporate practices, and the charity Guide dogs. She has recently relocated to Singapore to Landon Veterinary Specialists.
Carly was a visiting lecturer at the University of Surrey Veterinary School and is currently an examiner for the University of Liverpool post graduate CertAVP Dermatology qualification.
Carly enjoys all aspects of veterinary dermatology work and has a particular interest in autoimmune skin diseases, allergic skin disease and otitis. She has published articles in peer reviewed journals and has co-authored a chapter in the latest edition of the BSAVA manual of Small Animal Dermatology.
Lotte McDonald
Following graduation from the Royal Veterinary College in 2015, Lotte started nurturing an interest in Emergency and Critical Care during her on-call hours in a busy primary care practice. After 3 years, she returned to the RVC to complete her rotating internship, before working as a inpatient and emergency vet in a busy London clinic. In 2020, she undertook an ECC-specific internship before going on to complete a three-year residency in Emergency and Critical Care in 2024, obtaining her diploma later that year.
Lotte’s interests are point-of-care ultrasound, complex electrolyte disturbances and management of the refractory septic patient. She also particularly enjoys the nuances of managing the critical feline patient and has two cats at home.
Daisy Jessica Norgate
Daisy graduated from the Royal veterinary College in 2012. After a couple of years in mixed practice, she pursued a career solely in anaesthesia and completed a 1-year anaesthesia specific internship at the University of Liverpool followed by a residency in anaesthesia back at the RVC, which she completed in 2019. In 2021 she obtained her European specialist diploma in anaesthesia.
Following on from her residency, Daisy headed the anaesthesia team at two large referral hospitals in the south of the UK until 2023, when she accepted a leading position in a new referral hospital located in the midlands.
Daisy has a particular interest in acute and chronic pain medicine as well as the anaesthetic management of patients undergoing invasive vascular surgeries.
Bertie Phipps
Bertie graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2014 and immediately after that he joined a busy small animal hospital in Lancashire. During his time in general practice, Bertie developed a keen interest in all aspects of surgery and completed a certificate in veterinary diagnostic imaging.
Bertie returned to the University of Liverpool in 2018 to complete a rotating internship before undertaking a 3-year European College of Veterinary Surgeons approved residency program in small animal surgery at an renowned private practice in Surrey. He is now a member of the surgical team at a referral hospital in Buckinghamshire.
Bertie has presented research internationally and has published in several veterinary surgical journals. He is interested in all aspects of small animal surgery and especially enjoys abdominal surgery, skin and wound reconstruction and fracture management.
When away from work, he is busy chasing around his young toddler son, supporting Liverpool FC and the Philadelphia Eagles and being an enthusiastic, if not particularly speedy, home DIYer.
Dolores Porteiro
Dolores Porteiro graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine of Santiago de Compostela in 2005. Between 2005 and 2011, she collaborated with different Clinics in Madrid (Spain). She completed a cardiology intership from February 2012 to July 2013 with Dr Claudio Bussadori and Dr. Roberto Santilli (Italy). In 2021 she obtained the European Diploma of Internal Medicine Specialty of Cardiology. She is the head of the cardiology department of the Hospital Veterinario Puchol (Madrid, Spain) and still collaborates with Dr. Roberto Santilli.
She has published in different national and international journals and has presented scientific articles in national and international congress. She is co-author of the book “Cardiología clínica en el perro y en el gato”. Her main research activities include arrhythmology.
Cameron Prior
Fabia Scarampella
Fabia Scarampella obtained the Diploma of the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (Dipl. ECVD) in 2000, the Master’s Degree (Level II) in Evidence-Based Medicine and Research Methodology in 2007, and in 2025 the Master’s Degree (Level II) in Scientific Communication.
She served on the Board of the European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD) from 2001 to 2006 and is a Past President of SIDEV (Italian Society of Veterinary Dermatology). Author of articles published in Italian and international journals and of several book chapters, she has been the scientific coordinator of numerous courses and a speaker at national and international congresses.
Her main current interest is the application of dermoscopy in veterinary dermatology.
Dr. Scarampella lives and works in Milan, at the Studio Dermatologico Veterinario, a referral and training center exclusively dedicated to dermatology and ear diseases in dogs and cats, which she founded in 2000.
Lisa Stammeleer
Lisa completed her rotating internship and residency in Small Animal Internal Medicine at Ghent University and became a ECVIM-CA Diplomate in 2021. She subsequently worked at Ghent University as a clinician and PhD student. In 2024, she moved to the UK to take up a position as a referral clinician at Pride Veterinary Referrals, while continuing her research activities at Ghent University. She completed her PhD in 2025, focusing on iatrogenic hypothyroidism in cats treated with radioactive iodine.
Lisa practises all areas of small animal internal medicine, with a particular interest in endocrinology, and additional enthusiasm for uronephrology and endoscopy. She is a board member of the European Society for Veterinary Endocrinology and a member of the Boehringer Ingelheim Diabetes Expert Panel. She is actively involved in postgraduate education, serves on the ECVIM general examination committee, and has published several peer-reviewed articles. She has also contributed as an author to Canine Endocrinology edited by S. Galac and F. Fracassi.
Frances Taylor
Frances is a UK-based Medical Oncology Specialist. She graduated from the University of Bristol in 1998 and worked in general practice for six years. She then completed an internship followed by a four-year residency at the University of Cambridge. Since then, she has been employed as an Oncology Specialist in a private referral practice in the UK.
Frances enjoys collaborating with vets in general practice to manage patients effectively, catering to both patient and client needs, and providing tailored treatment options. With extensive experience in managing medical oncology patients, she works closely with specialists in other fields such as surgery and radiology to offer a multidisciplinary approach to cases.
In her spare time, Frances enjoys rock climbing, sailing, hill walking, and gardening. She feels very fortunate to live near the beautiful Peak District.
Giulia Teotino
Giulia graduated from the University of Turin in 2018. After a year in first-opinion practice, she completed a rotating internship at the University College Dublin Veterinary Hospital, followed by a one-year anaesthesia internship and a three-year ECVAA-approved residency in a private referral hospital in the south of England.
Having completed her residency in September 2025, she is now the clinical lead of the Pain Clinic service at the centre where she trained. Giulia has a particular interest in acute and chronic pain management, as well as in human factors within clinical practice.
Outside of work, she enjoys acro yoga, travelling and seeking out new experiences.
Elisabetta Treggiari
Elisabetta received her degree in Veterinary Medicine from Parma University, Italy, and a Master’s degree in Small Animal Oncology from the University of Pisa.
Post-graduation she completed a one-year rotating Internship at a private referral centre with a focus on medical and radiation oncology. Following this, she undertook an ECVIM-CA approved Oncology Residency at the University of Liverpool, UK, and successfully completed her European Diploma in Small Animal Oncology. She has been a member of the ECVIM-CA Oncology Credentials Committee since 2019, and has served as Associate Editor and Guest Editor for veterinary scientific journals.
She had been working in a busy referral in the UK for a few years before moving back to Italy, where she was responsible for the medical oncology service of a multi-disciplinary private referral centre for 6 years. Currently she serves as the Clinical Director and owner of an independent referral practice in Milan, Italy.
Elisabetta has authored and co-authored several articles published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and has delivered presentations in international congresses, courses and seminars about various topics in veterinary oncology. Her research interests are focused on novel therapeutics, palliative treatment and quality of life assessment of oncology patients.
Raquel Trevail
Raquel graduated in 2004 from Universidade de Tras-os-Montes e Alto Douro in Vila Real, Portugal. Raquel subsequently moved to the UK where she completed an internship at the Animal Health Trust followed by a residency at Glasgow University Veterinary School. She was awarded her European Diploma in Veterinary Neurology in 2010. Raquel gained experience at a specialist referral centre in the Midlands before joining a large referral hospital in 2015 where she is currently Head of the Neurology Department.
Molly Varga
Molly graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 1992. After graduation she spent the next 4 years working in small animal and exotic medicine in Canada. These varied experiences included working in multicentre urban practice in Toronto and a small exotics practice in rural Ontario. Her case load included a lot of native wildlife such as racoons, skunks and red-tailed hawks. After returning to the UK in 1996 she has worked in both London and the North West. Molly gained her Certificate in Zoological Medicine in 2001 and her Diploma in Zoological Medicine (Mammalian) in 2007. Molly opened her new practice: The Exotic Animal Vets in April 2025.
Outside of clinical work, Molly is the author of the Textbook of Rabbit Medicine (2nd and 3rd Editions). She has also contributed to the BSAVA Manuals of Rabbit Medicine and Surgery, Guinea Pig Medicine and Surgery, Reptile Medicine and Surgery (2nd and 3rd Editions) Wildlife Medicine and Practical Welfare. She has contributed also to the Textbook of Ferret, Rabbit and Rodents, Medicine and Surgery, as well as the Manual of Exotic Pet Practice. Molly is an experienced lecturer and teacher and has presented lectures all over the UK, as well as in the US and Europe. Molly is also the Veterinary Advisor for Supreme Petfoods.
Tyfane Yamaoka
Tyfane graduated from The University of Queensland, in Australia. After spending some time in a small animal practice, she joined the Charles Stuart University as an Associate Lecturer in Anaesthesia.
She then moved to the U.K. in 2012 and completed a three -years ECVAA approved residency program in small animal anaesthesia at the University of Glasgow. At the end of the residency she remained at the same University as a clinician in veterinary anaesthesia. During that time, she developed an interest in anaesthetic management of oncological surgery and radiotherapy, in the use of neuromuscular blocking agents and vasoactive drugs, and in the management of critical care and trauma patients in the intensive care unit.
Tyfane has worked in a number of large referral centres as a veterinary anaesthetist and currently provides anaesthesia and analgesia consultancy in the U.K. and overseas. When not at work, Tyfane can be found with her partner playing tennis, pickleball, paddle boarding, travelling and exploring, preferably sunny new places!
Veterinary Nurses
Amanda Murray
Amanda is a qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) currently working in the ophthalmology department of a busy multidisciplinary referral hospital. She began her journey with a qualification in animal care, which led her to focus on veterinary nursing. Her experiences include volunteering in South Africa, where she cared for cheetahs and other native species. Amanda has worked in almost every role within a veterinary practice, including reception, kennel assistant, rehabilitation, and night work. After moving from first-opinion practice to referral, she rotated through various departments, gaining extensive knowledge of different disciplines. Amanda is deeply dedicated to her patients and strongly believes in a fear-free approach to care.
Outside of her professional life, Amanda was a national cheerleading champion and is a passionate rugby fan, proudly supporting Scotland. She enjoys traveling to incredible destinations with her partner, attending concerts, and spending time with family, friends, and her two rescue dachshunds, Rennie and Diddy.
Advisors
Ruth Downs
Ruth Downs qualified with a BA (Hons) Business Studies Degree from Sheffield Hallam University in 2003. She completed her DipPFS qualification from the Chartered Insurance Institute in 2021 obtaining additional qualifications in mortgages, equity release and later life care. Ruth won the Unsung Hero Award at Women in Protection Awards 2023 as well as being nominated for SJP Vulnerability Champion of the Year Award 2022 & 2023, Women In Financial Advice Awards 2024, Financial Adviser of the Year -North West and Woman of the Year - Vulnerable Client Care. She is currently working as an Independent Financial Adviser under 2Plan Wealth Management, but is also Founder and Director of Truth Financial Ltd. Ruth Downs is an experienced independent financial adviser with a difference. Straight-talking, genuine, friendly, and all-round animal lover. She helps her clients create a plan that not only helps their financial well-being but also their mental well-being. She is passionate to help educate, inform and deliver financial advice in a fun but educational way. No jargon, just straight-talking advice.
Caroline Kisielewicz
Caroline Kisielewicz is a Transformative Coach registered with the International Coaching Federation (ICF). With over 20 years in the veterinary profession, including specialisation in Small Animal Internal Medicine and a tenure as a clinical director in a large corporate setting, Caroline pursued coaching to align with her purpose and values.
Specialising in clients within the veterinary industry, Caroline empowers individuals to find their truths and achieve their full potential, both personally and professionally. Her coaching approach fosters confidence, clarity, and control. She provides a relaxed, calm and confidential space. Drawing from an extensive, she supports her clients towards gaining clarity, focus, and direction, exploring alternative perspectives, and attaining new insights.
Caroline specialises in challenges such as self-confidence, imposter syndrome, burnout, work-life balance, and navigating career transitions. She supports clients in setting boundaries, defining and achieving goals, discovering their values, finding passion in their work, enhancing confidence, coping with significant illness, and more.
Supportive staff
Danila Bigazzi
Danila holds a degree in Multimedia Communication Technologies and has been creating websites and digital graphics for nearly 20 years. Her extensive experience spans a wide range of projects, from web design to digital branding, where she strives to bring creativity and attention to detail to every task.
At VSA, Danila has overseen the development of the website and visual iconography, blending her technical expertise with a deep understanding of effective communication. Based in Italy, Danila shares her workspace and creative projects with her feline companion, Paolo, who is always by her side.