Executive summary – growth behind the glass and beyond the words April, May and June were a season of expansion not just in projects, but in purpose. From launching our first interpreting-focused podcast to reimagining how we tell our story online, Translators Family has been moving forward on every front. And behind the scenes, our…
The real economics behind the invoice Conference interpreting costs often look high because you are paying for much more than just the person in the booth. Nimdzi’s researchers list five core pricing drivers: mode, modality, language rarity, subject-matter specialisation and scheduling flexibility, each adding a premium to the hourly rate. Add the golden rule of…
Interpreting mistakes event managers make can cause embarrassing delays and misunderstandings at multilingual events. Imagine this: you’re managing a major conference, and everything seems on track — until the keynote speaker takes the stage, and the interpreters aren’t ready. They’ve received the wrong slides, the tech hasn’t been tested, and now everyone is waiting. This…
For over 10 years, I’ve actively attended conferences, trade shows, and networking events to represent my translation business — and discovered powerful networking strategies for language professionals that truly work. These face-to-face connections consistently bring new clients, industry insights, and referrals that no Zoom call can replicate. Strong relationships are forged through personal interaction. In…
In a global industry projected to surpass $77 billion by 2027, standing out as a language service provider (LSP) is becoming increasingly complex. From multinational translation giants to nimble regional agencies, the market is saturated with companies promising “high-quality translations,” “global reach,” and “client-focused service.” But here’s the truth: these claims are no longer differentiators…
In the rapidly evolving digital marketplace, one truth has become undeniable: a business that is not visible online might as well not exist. For language service providers (LSPs), whose very business revolves around global communication, this presents both a challenge and an extraordinary opportunity. Visibility, however, is not accidental. It is the result of intentional…