Nicola Esposito is the new official translater for the Italian DCE website
Nicola Esposito has joined the DCE web team and is the new official translater for the Italian DCE website. He started doing translations in September.
Nicola (1987) began his drum corps carreer in 2005 when he joined Millennium (Verdello - Italy). In 2008 he marched the Crossmen, without abandoning his militancy in the Italian group. In 2011 Nicola joined the staff of Mosson (Vicenza - Italy) as Visual Caption Head and Drill Designer, and led the group to the European Music Games in Kerkrade. In 2013 he worked as Visual Tech at DCI Open Class corps Colt Cadets (Dubuque - Iowa), for which he designed the closer of the show. In January of this year, Nicola took the role of Visual Caption Head and Drill Designer at Brianza (Veduggio con Colzano - Italy).
"Last September Marco Janssen offered me this wonderful opportunity to help the DCE in the circulation of news of this activity in Italy, becoming its official translator", Nicola says. "I have always believed in the need to educate and inform young people and instruct them technically, to encourage the growth and participation, for this reason I've accepted this opportunity with gratitude and entusiasm; I intend to work with generosity and commitment. I am very grateful to DCE for this special occasion." The DCE board and web team are very delighted to have Nicola on board. "His energy and passion for the activity are unbelievable", DCE's PR manager Dennis Naaktgeboren said. "Nicola's work has already improved the Italian DCE website greatly, and his contribution to the DCE web team is fantastic."
Nicola currently works as a drill designer for various groups and since 2012 he is involved in the Italian Marching Show Band association, in order to promote of growth paths for individuals and associated groups, always in the direction of European integration for the Italian groups and the IMSB association.
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