Tag: Women in Localization
Women in Localization: Questions for the new President, previous President, and...
On January 4, Women in Localization (WL) announced their new president and board members for 2023. MultiLingual Media reached out with some questions for...
Women in Localization Announces 2023 President and Board
SUNNYVALE, California, USA, January 4, 2023. Women in Localization (W.L.), the leading professional organization for women in the localization industry, is proud to announce...
Women in Localization looks forward to a busy 2022
There’s no better organization to guide women — and the industry — toward a brighter future than Women in Localization. The leading community and advocacy group for industry women, Women in Localization heads into 2022 with a finalized board and fresh vision.
Women in Localization Announces 2022 Board and Sponsors
Cecilia Maldonado returns as President of Women in Localization and head of the Operations and Metrics Programs. Global Sponsors and W.L. work closely to support a worldwide community for the advancement of women in the localization industry.
Friday Roundup | December 18, 2020
Smartling announces new Adobe integration
Translation management system provider Smartling has announced its latest Adobe tools integration. In the past, the platform has connected to...
Friday Roundup | November 13, 2020
Lilt Labs opens registration for upcoming webinar, Rethinking Your Customer Engagement Strategy, with CSA Research
Join Lilt Labs next week when CSA Research shares insight...
Mental Wellness a Focus for SDL, Women in Localization
Women in Localization and SDL will coordinate to organize workshops and events centered around the mental wellbeing of industry workers and the general community.
SDL,...
Friday Roundup | Oct 2, 2020
Women in Localization announces renewed sponsorship agreement with RWS Moravia
Women in Localization, the leading professional organization for women in the localization industry, has announced...
Multilingual moms rock
Remember to think “diversity” and include gender and roles in your UX research. That includes gender-based and language-based roles in your user research screener. And, bear in mind, “roles” are not always about ‘9 to 5’ jobs, as any full-time parent will tell you.