ATA65 Call for Speakers is only open until March 1st!
Unsure of where to start for your proposal? Liz Herron-Sweet is a pro and has shared some savvy tips on how to submit a successful proposal. Take a listen:
Elizabeth (Liz) Herron-Sweet is the administrator of ATA’s Law Division and vice president of the New York Circle of Translators, an ATA chapter. She worked as a corporate paralegal at an international law firm for six years in New York and São Paulo, focusing primarily on capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act compliance. She is now a translator and interpreter based in New York City, specializing in legal, business, and academic translations. She has a certificate in English to Portuguese translation from New York University and is ATA-certified for Portuguese to English.
So, how about becoming a speaker at ATA65 Portland? Seeking additional insight? Cris Silva is an expert in the matter and has plenty of it to share. Take a listen:
Cris Silva is a Portuguese translator, conference interpreter, voice-over talent, and terminologist with 20 years of experience in language services. A native of São Paulo, Brazil, she currently lives in Washington, DC, and loves a life in languages, traveling and music. She’s certified by the ATA, and a member of AIIC and TAALS. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
Don’t hesitate, ATA65 Call for Speakers will be closed before you know it! Submission is online and open to everyone. But act fast, the deadline is fast approaching!
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