Rowie Watkeys
Where do you live/work?
Ilkley, near Leeds.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
Translator, from French and German into English.
What are your specialist fields?
Marketing, fashion, food and drink (particularly wine/champagne), retail and luxury goods.
What’s the strangest/most interesting project you’ve ever worked on?
The most
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Member Monday presents: Michael Dutton
Michael Dutton
We publicise a member profile on Mondays here on our website, on our Facebook page, on Twitter @NWTN_UK and on LinkedIn. If you want to join us in this opportunity to share a little about yourself with your fellow NWTN members, download the questionnaire from the Member Resources area and send it to our Comms Officers Kat and Marjolein.
Where
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Member Monday presents: Lois Pearson
Lois Pearson
Where do you live/work?
Clitheroe, Lancashire
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
Translator, German and French to English
What are your specialist fields?
Agriculture, horticulture and technology
What’s the strangest/most interesting project you’ve ever worked on?
The most interesting projects I have worked on so far have all involved
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Member Monday presents: Marc Starr
Marc Starr
We publicise a member profile on Mondays here on our website, on our Facebook page, on Twitter @NWTN_UK and on LinkedIn. If you want to join us in this opportunity to share a little about yourself with your fellow NWTN members, download the questionnaire from the Member Resources area and send it to our Comms Officers Kat and
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Member Monday presents: Chris White
Chris White
Where do you live/work?
Neston, on the Wirral.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
Just a translator. Czech and Russian.
What are your specialist fields?
Currently marketing/PR, tourism and food & drink/hospitality.
What’s the strangest/most interesting project you’ve ever worked on?
The translation I did as part of my master’s
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Member Monday presents: Marjolein Thickett
Marjolein Thickett
Where do you live/work?
I am lucky enough to live in the Lake District about a mile from the bottom tip of Windermere, in the North West of England.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
I am a freelance Russian, German and Dutch to English translator. I offer translation, transcreation and localisation services primarily, although I do a
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Member Monday presents: Ahmed al-Hamdi
Ahmed al-Hamdi
Where do you live/work?
I live in North Manchester. My office is located in the vibrant and historic Deansgate area in Manchester City Centre.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
I am a certified translator and consecutive interpreter. I provide translation and interpreting from English into Arabic and vice-versa. I work closely with an
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Member Monday presents: Anna Strowe
Anna Strowe
Where do you live/work?
Manchester/ University of Manchester.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
These days I’m mostly a university lecturer on translation and interpreting, rather than a practising translator or interpreter. I did some freelance translation work (IT>EN) in the past, and my favourite work was in academic subjects (art
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Member Monday presents: Nicole van den Wittenboer
Nicole van den Wittenboer
Where do you live/work?
Moved from South Manchester to Hawarden, North Wales in 2014.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
I’m a qualified interpreter having passed the DPSI Law in 2003 but have never really enjoyed it so tend to focus on Dutch<>English translation work only.
What are your specialist fields?
Probably easier
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Member Monday presents: Agnieszka Kwiecien
Agnieszka Kwiecien
Where do you live/work?
Blackburn, Lancashire.
Are you mainly a translator or interpreter or both? What languages?
I do translation and interpretation, as well as remote interpretation and transcription in Polish-English.
What are your specialist fields?
Translation: legal, local government, supply chain, logistics, charities and community organisations, schools and
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