Another year, another amazing ATA annual conference! 1,600 translators and interpreters from 52 countries got together a few weeks ago to network, meet friends, learn and have fun in hot and gorgeous Miami. I had the honor of presenting twice at the conference. My first presentation was about social selling and the second was on…
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Conference season is upon us! Every year, September through November is the busiest period for conferences and professional events, i.e. brilliant opportunities for networking with colleagues and (potential) clients. In order to make the most out of the events you plan on attending, I’ve prepared the following tips for using Twitter as the ultimate networking tool.
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I recently attended the Localization Unconference in Toronto. The unconference format is designed to facilitate a spontaneous, free-flowing exchange of ideas. There are no exhibitors (i.e. no sales pitches), no set schedule or presentations, no boring topics.
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Recent research in Translation Studies has explored the notion of voice and the ways in which it can be applied to translation practice and ethics. How is voice translated from one linguistic and socio-cultural tradition to another?
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A huge thank you again to everybody who attended our presentations. As promised, here are the slides of our presentations in PDF format.
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During the ITI conference in Gatwick in May earlier this year, I had the privilege to attend Chris Durban’s Working the Room masterclass. Below you’ll find some of the tips she shared.
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It’s been 2 weeks since the ITI conference in Gatwick. Finally, it’s time to tell you all about the great time we had there.
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Our recent trip to Boston ATA’s 52nd annual conference was a great opportunity to experience one of North America’s oldest and most historic cities.
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