Thanking the Troutmans

Louisville is losing the Troutmans.

Yesterday, the announcement came that Dr Adewale Troutman had accepted a job at the University of South Florida’s College of Public Health.  Today, the announcement followed that his wife, Denise, would be leaving, too.

Adewale is currently the director of Louisville's Department of Public Health and Wellness; Denise is the director of the Center for Women and Families, Louisville's domestic violence and rape crisis center.

Both LMDPHW and the Center are In Every Language clients, so we've been fortunate to see first-hand the impact these two leaders have made on our community.  While Adewale heads out in November and Denise next March, we already feel the difference.  Thank you, Adewale and Denise, for the work you've done.

Named to ALC Leadership Council

It's official!

Last week at the Association of Language Companies (ALC) annual conference, I was named to their national leadership council. For those of you who might not know, the ALC is a national trade association representing businesses that provide translation, interpretation, localization, and language training services.

I'm honored because only 14 language industry leaders nationwide were named to this council, which is appointed by the association's president. The position lasts for two years.

Thanks, ALC!