Would you like to learn more about the speakers at the upcoming Sharp End Training conference for freelance translators? Then read further :)
First of all, Happy Valentine's Day to those who celebrate!
But I really couldn't be silent today for one more reason: The Take Control of YOUR Business Conference starts tomorrow! So I want to make sure that all my readers have grabbed their chance to register!
If you are a member of our LinkedIn group you might have noticed that I have been doing something special this week. Each day I introduced one speaker. I'd like to do the same here, in my blog now.
1.
Ewa Erdmann. Ewa Erdmann is a freelance translator and interpreter (English-Polish)
running her own business – Transliteria. Ewa has linguistic and legal
academic background, which enables her to specialize as a legal
translator.
Ewa works closely with a marketing company and runs her own group of Polish business owners. She actually wrote a guest blog post for our blog which you can find if you follow the link: http://sharp-end-training.ru/are-you-networking-with-the-right-people
Ewa is going to speak about networking inside AND outside your industry. If you would like to learn more about Ewa's presentation at the conference just go to www.sharp-end-training.ru and read the course description. Ewa is a real networking professional and she's willing to share her expertise with you.
2.
Valeria Aliperta. You can read her interview here.
Val's session is called How to get an identity. Valeria is a real pro in branding, so you really want to listen to what
she has to say about it. Her Rainy London Translations blog and website
are very popular thanks to their design, the content she shares and all kinds of give-aways and
special offers. She is longing to teach you how to create a
logo and how to coordinate your name with the logo and with your
activities. Val is also going to speak about branded items and provide you with quite a few examples (Oh I love her Rainy on the go goodies)! You can register for her session at the conference page.
3.
Jonathan Senior. That's the man without whom the conference would never take place! Jonathan used to work as a freelance business consultant with different
companies in the UK, so he has a wealth of knowledge that he is ready to
share with you! He is a Chartered Manager which is the gold standard of
the management in the UK. Jonathan is also the Ironman Triathlete and a
qualified athletics coach. He is definitely a pro in networking and
he'd love to tell you about some scientific aspects of it. So grab your
chance and register for his session at the conference!
4.
Our Saturday webinars start with Marta Chereshnovska and her session called New skills IT translators need to grow in their business. Marta also gave us an interview and you can find it published at http://sharp-end-training.ru/interview-with-marta-chereshnovska
She is a leading IT translator and localizer, so choosing a topic for fellow IT translators was a natural thing for her to do. If you are interested in this sphere you should definitely register for her session at our upcoming conference.
5.
Marta Stelmaszak. Marta Stelmaszak is a Polish – English translator and interpreter with 6
years of experience. She specializes in law, IT, marketing, and
business. She is a member of the Management Committee of the
Interpreting Division at the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a
Co-head of the UK Chapter of the International Association of
Professional Translators and Interpreters. Marta is also a qualified
business mentor and a born marketer. So if you want to learn more about
marketing you really need to attend her session at the upcoming conference called Innovative ideas and solutions to market your business.
6.
Joy Mo. Joy's a wonderful professional and a great networker and marketer. She
is the author of a fabulous book for translators called "Say good-bye to
feast and famine". I bought a copy of her book several months ago and I found it extremely helpful and inspiring. You can read Joy's interview in our blog: http://sharp-end-training.ru/interview-with-joy-mo. Joy's session is called Boost your business through targeted networking. You are welcome to go to the conference page and register for her webinar.
7.
I guess it's my turn ;) It kind of feels weird to introduce myself. So, my name is Olga Arakelyan. Well, you already know that I am a translator from English and German into Russian specializing mainly in marketing, education, tourism, real estate and music. If you have been around my blog for a while you have noticed the evolution of my writing style, of the blog's design, the topics I chose to discuss any many other different things. When I was just starting this blog I couldn't even tell you why I was doing it. I guess I wanted somebody out there to know that I exist :) But as time passed, I grew to love blogging. It also proved to be a very useful thing for me as it helped me to shape my views on many things related to my profession. And imagine how inspired I was to find out that somebody actually liked what I write about! I love YOU, my readers! I've also been studying blogging as a phenomenon and as a craft for a long time and I am ready to share my best knowledge with you! My session is called Why your blog needs to be your right hand. So grab your chance and register, I can't wait to see you there!
This is not all, of course. Our conference will end up in a virtual speed networking event. It has proved to be a great success already. You can read more about it here. And our attendees are going to receive some great bonuses which you can learn more about if you scroll down the conference page.
So what are you waiting for? It's the last day before the event, so don't miss your chance to take control of YOUR business!
But I really couldn't be silent today for one more reason: The Take Control of YOUR Business Conference starts tomorrow! So I want to make sure that all my readers have grabbed their chance to register!
If you are a member of our LinkedIn group you might have noticed that I have been doing something special this week. Each day I introduced one speaker. I'd like to do the same here, in my blog now.
1.
Ewa Erdmann. Ewa Erdmann is a freelance translator and interpreter (English-Polish)
running her own business – Transliteria. Ewa has linguistic and legal
academic background, which enables her to specialize as a legal
translator.Ewa works closely with a marketing company and runs her own group of Polish business owners. She actually wrote a guest blog post for our blog which you can find if you follow the link: http://sharp-end-training.ru/are-you-networking-with-the-right-people
Ewa is going to speak about networking inside AND outside your industry. If you would like to learn more about Ewa's presentation at the conference just go to www.sharp-end-training.ru and read the course description. Ewa is a real networking professional and she's willing to share her expertise with you.
2.
Valeria Aliperta. You can read her interview here.
Val's session is called How to get an identity. Valeria is a real pro in branding, so you really want to listen to what
she has to say about it. Her Rainy London Translations blog and website
are very popular thanks to their design, the content she shares and all kinds of give-aways and
special offers. She is longing to teach you how to create a
logo and how to coordinate your name with the logo and with your
activities. Val is also going to speak about branded items and provide you with quite a few examples (Oh I love her Rainy on the go goodies)! You can register for her session at the conference page.3.
Jonathan Senior. That's the man without whom the conference would never take place! Jonathan used to work as a freelance business consultant with different
companies in the UK, so he has a wealth of knowledge that he is ready to
share with you! He is a Chartered Manager which is the gold standard of
the management in the UK. Jonathan is also the Ironman Triathlete and a
qualified athletics coach. He is definitely a pro in networking and
he'd love to tell you about some scientific aspects of it. So grab your
chance and register for his session at the conference!4.
Our Saturday webinars start with Marta Chereshnovska and her session called New skills IT translators need to grow in their business. Marta also gave us an interview and you can find it published at http://sharp-end-training.ru/interview-with-marta-chereshnovskaShe is a leading IT translator and localizer, so choosing a topic for fellow IT translators was a natural thing for her to do. If you are interested in this sphere you should definitely register for her session at our upcoming conference.
5.
Marta Stelmaszak. Marta Stelmaszak is a Polish – English translator and interpreter with 6
years of experience. She specializes in law, IT, marketing, and
business. She is a member of the Management Committee of the
Interpreting Division at the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a
Co-head of the UK Chapter of the International Association of
Professional Translators and Interpreters. Marta is also a qualified
business mentor and a born marketer. So if you want to learn more about
marketing you really need to attend her session at the upcoming conference called Innovative ideas and solutions to market your business. 6.
Joy Mo. Joy's a wonderful professional and a great networker and marketer. She
is the author of a fabulous book for translators called "Say good-bye to
feast and famine". I bought a copy of her book several months ago and I found it extremely helpful and inspiring. You can read Joy's interview in our blog: http://sharp-end-training.ru/interview-with-joy-mo. Joy's session is called Boost your business through targeted networking. You are welcome to go to the conference page and register for her webinar.7.
I guess it's my turn ;) It kind of feels weird to introduce myself. So, my name is Olga Arakelyan. Well, you already know that I am a translator from English and German into Russian specializing mainly in marketing, education, tourism, real estate and music. If you have been around my blog for a while you have noticed the evolution of my writing style, of the blog's design, the topics I chose to discuss any many other different things. When I was just starting this blog I couldn't even tell you why I was doing it. I guess I wanted somebody out there to know that I exist :) But as time passed, I grew to love blogging. It also proved to be a very useful thing for me as it helped me to shape my views on many things related to my profession. And imagine how inspired I was to find out that somebody actually liked what I write about! I love YOU, my readers! I've also been studying blogging as a phenomenon and as a craft for a long time and I am ready to share my best knowledge with you! My session is called Why your blog needs to be your right hand. So grab your chance and register, I can't wait to see you there!This is not all, of course. Our conference will end up in a virtual speed networking event. It has proved to be a great success already. You can read more about it here. And our attendees are going to receive some great bonuses which you can learn more about if you scroll down the conference page.
So what are you waiting for? It's the last day before the event, so don't miss your chance to take control of YOUR business!
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