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    A newsletter from SENSE drops into members’ e-mailboxes once a month. Each newsletter brims with news about the society, training opportunities from sister societies, and notices of various kinds. There are also handy links to upcoming SENSE events and links to the latest blog posts. And if you haven’t been on social media for a while, the newsletter provides an insight into that as well.

    About three times month, SENSE sends out notices about upcoming events, society business, and important news from the industry. Members can also access past occasional mails via the website.

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    The society has had a monthly newsletter pretty much since the beginning in 1992. Most of these newsletters have been preserved and can be viewed by members via the website. This is a very interesting way of getting to know the society and its members, or to get new ideas from past events and activities.

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Webinar: ‘Rik Grant on Transcreation – What AI Can't Do!’

From 21 November 2024 19:30 CET until 21 November 2024 21:00 CET
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‘Rik Grant on Transcreation – What AI Can't Do!’

During this interactive webinar, senior language professional Rik Grant will help unravel the mysteries of transcreation, and will talk more widely about cultural consultation and the perils and pitfalls of clients both large and small.

To the uninitiated, transcreation sounds mysterious, alchemical even, in its suggestion to transform. It’s all those things in the hands of Rik Grant, transcreation partner at Tag Collective Arts, who’s tasked with overseeing cultural services and languages for the company. How many languages, you might wonder? Currently, 115.

Date: Thursday, 21 November 2024
Time: 19:30 – 21:00, followed by Q&A
Location: Zoom (we’ll send you the link beforehand)
Cost: SENSE members pay just €25 (make sure you’re logged in first!)

Tickets for non-members are €40. Tickets for SENSE’s sister societies are €30 – please enter the discount code when you register for this event.

Please note: this meeting will not be recorded.

About the speaker

Armed with wide-reaching knowledge and equipped with the means to convey it in the most effective way possible, he is a confident and collected public speaker able to reach audiences of all levels, whether energising fellow team members or speaking to senior stakeholders in a global pitch.

LinkedIn: Rik Grant
Interview: Rik Grant: “Transcreation Is a Form of Linguistic Alchemy”


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