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I thrive on solving complex linguistic challenges with simple scaled solutions, being part of leading industry initiatives, mentoring our team, and nationwide collaborations.It is a privilege for me to work with great people of diverse backgrounds and leverage the power of language; by helping Canadian enterprises communicate, our services provide people with access to products, services, and critical information, in a way that speaks to both their heart and mind. As CEO of All Languages, my role includes corporate oversight, business development and key account management, ensuring high levels of stakeholder satisfaction, developing new service offerings, and ongoing process improvements. My translation industry career commenced in 1992 as All Languages’ Interpreting Department Manager, and then moved into numerous roles including Operations/IT Manager, and Translations Department Manager. Today, I am happy to lead a tech-savvy team that is well-known as Canada’s leading provider of quality translation, interpreting and linguistic services; in English, French and over 500 other languages and locales/dialects. Our “Yes we can” DNA helps us to meet evolving client needs in a way that generates exceptional value and high rates of referral, while embracing and driving change. Finding better and/or completely new ways of delivering linguistic services based on the promise of trust earned over decades is our promise.With satisfaction ratings of over 95% across stakeholder groups and contracted clients reporting closer to 99%, clients count on us to consistently deliver world-class service. Check our Google reviews and give us a try!On a more personal/professional note, I am also a passionate lifetime motorcyclist and moto journalist; highlights include roadracing street bikes professionally between 1995 and 2008 with primary support from Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki, and Ducati as well as serving as a journalist with “Cycle Canada / Moto Journal”. I broke 200 mph on radar, have ridden more MotoGP equipment (Formula 1 equivalent for motorcycles) than any other Canadian, and now primarily enjoy off-road enduro riding with some snowmobiling. Focus, calculated risk, enjoyment, collaboration and results are key here as well.

Listed skills include Translation, Localization, Linguistics, Multilingual, and 45 others.