Operational strategies refer to the methods companies use to reach their objectives. By developing operational strategies, a company can examine and implement effective and efficient systems for using resources, personnel and the work process. As a Language Service Provider, these strategies are very unique, and the tools you use to…
Every year on September 30, we celebrate interpreters and translators during International Translation Day, thanking them for their amazing contributions in bringing the world together, providing language access and literally saving lives. But did you know that there is one more celebration of our colleagues, mainly Sign Language Interpreters, and it happens on the first Wednesday…
Featured Interpreter: Danielle Meder On Wednesday, we celebrated National [Sign Language] Interpreter Appreciation Day. Our Featured Interpreter this week is Danielle Meder, a nationally certified ASL interpreter with over 15 years of experience in VRS and video remote interpreting. She currently works as a Senior Director of Vendor Management and Interpreter Quality at a language service company. She is also a licensed interpreter trainer and is…
On this Administrative Professional Day, we celebrate and feature the person all LEO students know as helpful and efficient support guru, our Course Administrator Doha! Doha is originally from Lebanon and has traveled extensively for school and work. She has graduated from the Lebanese Canadian University with Business Administration degree…
Happy International Women's Day! This year's theme is #ChooseToChallenge. "A challenged world is an alert world and from challenge comes change." LEO Team stands for equality and against bias. We celebrate all of our strong colleagues, students and partners today and every day.
We received such an overwhelming amount of positive feedback for our 2nd Language Access Conference. Part of the proceeds was donated to several industry non-profits. Here are some of their thank you notes.
ATA wrote a letter to CDC, urging "to explicitly include on-site medical interpreters among the listed examples of health care personnel (HCP) eligible for Phase 1 vaccinations.
Thank you, everyone who joined us last week, our great sponsors and amazing speakers! We appreciate each and every one of you.
Our Featured Translator this week is Natali Lekka. Natali has a MA in Translation Studies from the University of Warwick in the UK and has been translating professionally from English and French into Greek since 2008.
CCHI administers a national, accredited, and inclusive certification program for healthcare interpreters in the U.S. CCHI is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization founded in 2009, with the purpose to assess medical interpreters’ competence and to help ensure quality of interpreting in any healthcare setting and in any modality of interpreting.