SlatorCon New York 2017 in Video and Photos
When Slator stopped by in New York in mid-October 2017, nearly 80 senior executives were treated to presentations by some of the biggest names in the language industry.
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Language Industry Leaders Debate Growth Prospects at SlatorCon New York 2017
At SlatorCon New York, leading language industry leaders gathered to discuss what’s driving this fast-growing space. Participants were treated to insightful and authentic presentations by Lionbridge’s Rory Cowan, TransPerfect’s Phil Shawe, Qordoba’s May Habib, NYU’s Kyunghyun Cho, as well as D&B’s Kevin Giblin and Frontenac’s Ron Kuehl.
The Language Industry's Biggest Hires in 2017
Who got hired, who stepped down, who moved over to the next challenge and why? Here's a roundup of senior appointments and career moves of top executives in the language services industry in 2017.
D&B's Chief Procurement Officer Kevin Giblin to Speak at SlatorCon New York
Joining a stacked speaker line-up and representing the buyer-side, Dun & Bradstreet’s Chief Global Procurement Officer, Kevin Giblin, will discuss what language service providers need to know about today’s increasingly sophisticated procurement landscape.
Lionbridge Appoints John Fennelly as New CEO, Rory Cowan Remains Chairman
Lionbridge founder Rory Cowan steps down as CEO, remains Chairman. Former Hire Right CEO and Thomson Reuters executive John Fennelly to take over as CEO. Cowan hints at accelerated M&A strategy as new private equity owners want to put their money to work.
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Inside the Process That Saw Lionbridge Sold to Private Equity
It all started when two strategic buyers approached Lionbridge in late 2015 about a potential merger. In the year that followed, six financial investors joined the fray. As the process slowed in the fall of 2016, the board forced the hand of the remaining bidders.
The Most Popular Language Industry Stories of 2016
The sale of Lionbridge and the battle for TransPerfect. The rise of neural machine translation and the death of a startup. The average translation rate in Germany and the United States. Here are Slator's most popular stories of 2016.
LIOX No More: Rory Cowan on Taking Lionbridge Private
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.
Lionbridge’s Third Quarter: Some Rain, Some Shine
Mixed quarter for Lionbridge, as new wins from clients in regulated industries, manufacturing, and government are offset by a decline in enterprise IT. CEO sees new opportunities in over-the-phone interpretation and crowdsourcing for NLP and speech.
Lionbridge in Major Reorganization, Creates Nine Business Units
With an activist hedge fund continuing to increase its stake in the company, Lionbridge decided organizing along functional lines hindered growth; reorganizes global workforce of 6,000 into nine strategic business units, each with its own General Manager.
Industrials Weak, Tech Strong as Lionbridge Posts Q1 2016 Results
Lionbridge posts flat sales for the first quarter 2016, citing weakness among its industrial clients. In marketing translation, it announces a USD 7m deal win, while latest acquisition Geotext lands a legal translation deal in Germany.
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