At SlatorCon New York, Frontenac Managing Director Ron Kuehl discussed why private equity is interested in the language services industry and their CEO1ST approach to investing. Continue reading
A data-driven approach to marketing is changing how content is created and targeted for diverse international audiences, says Qordoba CEO May Habib at SlatorCon New York. At the heart of this... Continue reading
At SlatorCon New York, embattled TransPerfect Co-CEO Phil Shawe shares why early technology investment paid off and how to build a sales organization where no one has to push people to make them... Continue reading
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. Continue reading
At SlatorCon New York, Assistant Professor Kyunghyun Cho gave the audience a breakdown of the state-of-the-art in neural machine translation: how it developed, how it beat existing MT systems,... Continue reading
At SlatorCon New York, Kevin Giblin, Chief Procurement Officer, Dun & Bradstreet, the importance of building strategic supplier relationships that add value to the business and why Procurement... Continue reading
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... Continue reading
Meet Senior Language Industry Executives, Buyers, and Investors at the must-attend SlatorCon New York Continue reading
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... Continue reading
Stacked lineup at SlatorCon New York on October 12 as TransPerfect Co-CEO Phil Shawe and Frontenac Managing Director Ron Kuehl join Lionbridge Chairman Rory Cowan, Qordoba CEO May Habib, and NYU... Continue reading
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