Keeping up to date with the latest trends and changes in the Language Industry is critical to ensuring your Language Service Company stays competitive and relevant. But how do you know where to source reliable information about the hottest trends in the market?
May 21 marks World Cultural Diversity Day, a day that celebrates the diverse cultures, traditions, and languages that make our world so beautiful and unique.
As a translator or interpreter, you know better than anyone the importance of language in communication. But did you know that the words you choose can have a significant impact on the success of your marketing campaigns?
The magical city of Krakow, Poland is a true gem of Eastern Europe, boasting stunning medieval architecture, a vibrant cultural scene, and world-class cuisine.
This webinar is designed for Executives and Managers who want to develop their leadership skills to engage the team to drive revenue and achieve better results.
The world is an incredibly diverse place with a vast array of cultures and languages. In fact, there are more than 7,100 languages spoken around the world, each with its unique history, grammar, vocabulary, and sounds. Language is not only a tool for communication but also a reflection of cultural identity and heritage.
LangOps is not just about technology. It’s a set of philosophies, practices, and tools that dramatically increase an organization’s ability to communicate with its global customer base.
Attracting new clients is the lifeblood of any successful Language Services Provider (LSP), but with so many avenues available, it can be hard to know where to start. So, let's break it down with some practical ways to expand your clientele and take your LSP to the next level!
This session is for you if you want to become the recognised authority in your market and generate superior demand, superior revenue and a superior reputation.
Three seasoned language industry professionals. Three companies that took the leap. One of them expanded operations into another European country, one extended from Europe to North-America and one came from outside Europe to set up in the EU.