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Language Access in Education.
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Language Access in Education.
We have to advocate for our rights in our daily jobs.
A conversation with Lee Densmer Today we are going to talk about what is a Content marketer. As I have been working extensively in the Marketing field as a Language Specialist, I met Lee Densmer in some webinars, and had a very insightful chat with her. Lee is a Content Creator, Entrepreneur, and the owner …
a conversation with Kristin Gutierrez This episode is sponsored by Lift Value Translations & Consulting. Thanks for your support! Be a better sales leader is the book you need if you feel stuck or lost in your career. Do not be afraid to make mistakes, affirms Kristin in her book. Leadership is a learning process. …
A conversation with Ed Gandia This episode is sponsored by Lift Value Translations & Consulting, your place to go when creating copy that communicates, with translations connecting all across the globe! Today we had the pleasure of talking with ED GANDIA! Ed is a successful B2B copywriter, business-building coach and strategist who helps freelance writers …
The book La Nonna captivated my soul and helped me move forward. by Elena Bernabé I travelled with my eldest son, Juan, to pursue the Italian citizenship for our family. The trip was TITANIC to say the least. However, if live brings you lemons, …. you know the answer! After reading and discovering new Italian …
a conversation with Jennifer Goforth Gregory A true Bible for us, Copywriters. This book really changed the way I approach my job and the way I work on a creative project. Thanks, my dear Jennifer! What a blast to be speaking with one of my favorite authors, inspiring coach, and mentor. She is just as …
A conversation with Anna Schlegel Anna N Schlegel is a native of Catalunya. She is the author of the book Truly Global. Moreover, she is the founder of “Women in Localization” which was started in California. She has worked in globalization teams for over twenty years with firms including Cisco, VMware, Xerox, and NetApp and …
Less is always MORE. This concept is hard to understand and apply. We have ups and downs, but the importance is to keep on showing up, moving forward. Thanks, Chris for this!
How punctuation changed history A conversation with Bård Borch Michalsen In the Southern Hemisphere Spring has arrived in the International Translation Month! September is here! And also a new season of the Podcast is back! And a brand new episode! Happy Autumn for our friends living in the Northern Hemisphere! Bård Borch Michalsen is the …