HITA Podcast

Tune in for an interview with Eta Trabing, HITA's past president and experienced translator, interpreter, and trainer. Eta talks about the most common mistakes in translation of official documents and about her upcoming workshop for HITA on May 4, 2019.

Most of translators and interpreters are working as freelancers and, as such, need to look for new clients and market their services. The variety of online tools makes it easy to market our Translation and Interpreting services, but this task may seem daunting to many of us! Tune in for this interview with Madalena Zampaulo, a freelance translator, writer and the owner of Accessible Translation Solutions. Madalena shares some marketing advice and talks about the webinar she will be offering through HITA on April 20, 2019. To get more information and register for the webinar, visit our website https://www.hitagroup.org/event/how-to-effectively-market-your-translation-interpreting-business-online-to-grow-your-client-base/ Madalena Zampaulo's blog: https://www.madalenazampaulo.com/

No Association would be able to function without a Secretary! Meet HITA's Secretary, Burt Johnson! In this interview, Burt shares his background and talks about HITA's mission. ----------------- Music: "I Was Waiting for Him" by Lee Rosevere freemusicarchive.org

Meet HITA's new Public Relations Director, Tianlu Redmon! In this interview Tianlu shares her background and experience, her responsibilities on the HITA Board, as well as her vision and priorities for the Houston Interpreters and Translators Association. ----------------- Music: "I Was Waiting for Him" by Lee Rosevere freemusicarchive.org

We're starting this new podcast season with a series of interview with the members of the HITA Board. Our first guest is Dr. Natalia Noland, the new President of HITA. She talks about her background and experience, as well as her vision and priorities for the Houston Interpreters and Translators Association. ----------------- Music: "I Was Waiting for Him" by Lee Rosevere freemusicarchive.org CC BY