Next, on our interview series with ATA59 PLD speakers, we talked to Tereza Braga. Welcome, Tereza! About the Speaker Tereza Braga grew up in Rio de Janeiro with an engineer father who traveled the world, a mother who loved history and languages, and nine siblings. At the age of 18, she had two certificates of […]
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Don’t miss the PLD Distinguished Speaker at ATA59: Marco Neves
By Catherine Howard, PLD Copyeditor For our Distinguished Speaker at the ATA Conference in New Orleans (October 24–27, 2018), PLD has the great honor of hosting Marco Neves, a prominent translator, language expert, and author from Portugal. He will be presenting a double session relevant to all translators interested in Portuguese and language diversity, entitled […]
ATA59 Speaker Profile: Timothy Friese
Interview by Melissa Harkin, PLD Blog Co-Editor The second profile we are featuring in our interview series with PLD colleagues speaking at ATA59 in New Orleans belongs to Timothy Friese. Welcome, Timothy! About the speaker Tim Friese (Calamus Translations) is a legal translator working from Arabic, French, Hebrew, Portuguese, and Spanish into English. His past […]
ATA 59 Speaker Profile: Daniel Bögre Udell
Interview by Melissa Harkin, PLD Blog Co-Editor Last week, we published a list of the PLD Speakers and Talks @ ATA59. The idea behind the post was to inform you about the PLD-related sessions at our upcoming conference. However, that’s not all: we want to help you to get to know the speakers as well. […]
PLD Speakers and Talks @ ATA59
By Rafa Lombardino and Melissa Harkin The ATA Annual Conference in New Orleans is right around the corner, to be held October 24-27, 2018! Don’t forget to register by September 14 if you want to take advantage of the Early-Bird Discount of 30%. To whet your appetite, here’s a list of PLD-sponsored speakers and talks, […]
Let’s Prepare for our 2019 Election!
Rafa Lombardino, PLD Administrator Elections occur every other year in ATA’s divisions. In the year when elections are NOT held, the Leadership Committee reaches out to members some weeks before the Annual Conference and asks for volunteers to form a Nominating Committee that will handle the election process over the course of the following year. […]
