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From newly formed ULG to MotaWord, Cloudwords, thebigword, and RWS's CTi unit, 2016 has seen its fair share of senior appointments in the language industry. Here is a roundup of last year's most important new hires.
HubSpot Localization Manager Chris Englund on how they measure localization ROI, why they have translators visit their Dublin office, and how Transifex, Cloudwords, and memoQ are integrated into their localization workflow.
BTI Studios has a new Apac Operations Director, GlobalLexicon names a new Associate Director, Cloudwords appoints a new Growth Strategy VP and a Chief Customer Advocate, and United Language Group beefs up Legal with a couple of new directors
Lionbridge CEO Rory Cowan talks to Slator about how the USD 360m deal with private equity fund H.I.G Capital came about and how he plans to leverage the company’s balance sheet to play a very active role in industry consolidation.
Under CEO Richard Harpham, who joined in May 2016, Cloudwords is opening up. The San Francisco-based marketing localization platform partners with translation productivity startup Lilt in a tech-to-tech tie-up.
Marketing localization and translation, SaaS platform Cloudwords promotes VP of Sales and Marketing Richard Harpham to CEO. Harpham tells Slator he will keep the focus on large enterprise accounts and continue the annual subscription-based pricing model
As it prepares to list as a separate company, Donnelley Financial discloses that its translation business generated over USD 80m in 2015; names TransPerfect, Lionbridge, Moravia, Hogarth, Across, Welocalize, Sajan, Smartling, Memsource, and others, as key competitors.
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