Elisa joined Tetra Strategy having previously worked at UNESCO, in the non-profit sector and in the publishing industry. Her long-standing interest in research, international affairs and human rights led her to publish articles looking at the impact of the mass media on the evolution of feminism and identity, and to organise a successful conference on Indefinite Immigration Detention in the UK. Elisa remains active in those fields as she is an Editor for the Cambridge Review of International Affairs, and facilitates post-conflict reconciliation workshops in Bosnia for UK-based charity Most Mira (Bridge of Peace). Elisa holds an MSc in International Relations Theory from the London School of Economics (London, UK), an LLM in Public Law and an MA in Comparative Literature from the Sorbonne (Paris, France). She currently works on accounts including the Khodorkovsky campaign, Gore-Tex and Ultralase. Elisa brings international experience and fluency in many languages - French, Dutch and German to name a few.