TranslateAble’s clients span the length and breadth of the event ecosystem. From corporate brands to exhibition organisers to AV suppliers and venues. Excel London is the UK’s biggest event venue which welcomes some of the UK’s largest trade shows and events every year. Once such event, WTM London is one of Excel’s highest traffic events...
Award ceremonies are on the rise. In fact, the number of awards ceremonies, particularly business awards in the UK, has been growing steadily in recent years. The UK awards market alone features over 4000 awards ceremonies and events including; National Business Awards, Industry Awards and Regional Awards. From B2B industry awards to internal company ceremonies,...
London venue trials innovative onsite language professionals to enhance operational efficiency and inclusivity Wednesday 8th January 2025, LONDON: TranslateAble, the events industry’s only dedicated language service agency, further bolstered Excel London’s traffic team recently by providing onsite language professionals during one of its largest trade show build and breakdown operations. November’s WTM London, which attracted...
Julia Danmeri, founder and CEO of TranslateAble, explores the balance of adopting AI for translation at events and shares how her personal experience at an event helped shape TranslateAble’s new captions service for the industry. As a seasoned event organiser, I’m fascinated by how AI is enabling language accessibility and opening up experiences that were...
Originally written for and published by M&IT. In an era where inclusivity and accessibility are paramount, the adoption of sign language at events is gaining momentum. Julia Danmeri, CEO & Founder of TranslateAble explores the growing importance of sign language in event planning and the practical steps organisers can take to ensure their events are...
Making events more accessible has become a top priority for many event organisers. Many meetings and event organisers are investing in additional features to open their events to as wide an audience as possible. For some events, accessibility is critical to their success, and they lean on their event suppliers to help them deliver this...
TranslateAble is not only a supplier to exhibition organisers but also extends its services to other suppliers within the events industry. By partnering with TranslateAble, these suppliers can deliver a better quality of experience for organisers, exhibitors, and attendees alike. Explori, the leading research and insights partner for the exhibition industry, is one such partner....
TranslateAble is excited to celebrate the 9th Global Exhibitions Day on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, under the theme “Exhibitions are catalysts for sustainable futures.” Global Exhibitions Day (GED) is an annual event held on the first Wednesday of June to highlight the importance of the exhibition industry locally, regionally, and globally. Since its inception in...
The G-Guide is a collaborative initiative involving some of the world’s leading event organisers. The G-Guide is designed to share health and safety best practices, driving the improvement of standards for exhibitions and conferences worldwide. To achieve the goal of global knowledge sharing, the G-Guide is required to be universally accessible: free to download, available...
This June, the TranslateAble team will once again be donning our exhibition boots and exhibiting at an industry event – this time, it’s The Meetings Show! Stop by our stand F78 to meet Julia and the team, who will be on hand to answer your questions, such as: How can a language agency help make...
