International Interpreters Forum Global Dialogue

On 21-26 I took part in the International Interpreters Forum Global Dialogue held at the Moscow State Linguistic University (MSLU): on 21-24 January – in the master-classes and on 25-26 – in the Forum. Here I learned a lot of useful and relevant things for an interpreter: how to work with your voice, how to fight with stress, how to overcome the stage freight, how to market your services, how much you should ask for them and how to establish good relations with translation agencies and colleagues. Many sessions were held in parallel and it was very difficult to chose because I wanted to be everywhere!

At the Forum I had a chance to meet and speak to many colleagues and make new aquaintances. It is great that the interpreting world is now enriched by a new platform where interpreters can discuss pressing issues and learn from each other. As they said at the Forum, we usually interpret other people, but we also have our own thoughts to share!

I would like to thank the organizers and all the colleagues from MSLU. I believe everyone noted that this year the Forum was larger and better organized. Now we will be looking forward to the next Global dialogue 2020!

For more information, please see the the offical website.

ROOGD-2018

On 27-28 November Gazprom VNIIGAZ held VII International Conference “Russian Offshore Oil and Gas Development: Arctic and Far East” (ROOGD-2018) . On the first day I interpreted simultaneously the plenary session and on the second – the session on offshore field development. On the photo you can see our dream team of interpreters who worked at this conference. I would like to thank all my colleagues for the great job and hope to see you at other locations soon!

For more details, please, see the official website of the Conference

Welding conference – 2018

On 13-14 November I interpreted simultaneously IX Industrial Conference “Gazprom’s welding production: the current state and main development areas”  at Gazprom VNIIGAZ. It was a great pleasure to visit former colleagues and interpret on my favourite topic – oil&gas.

“The Unknown Faberge” lecture by Sarah Faberge

Today I was invited to interpret consecutively “The Unknown Faberge” lecture by Sarah Faberge at Junweх jewellery exhibition. It was very exciting to meet a grand-granddaughter of the company’s founder Carl Faberge and learn about the Faberge family and its history in XIX and XX centuries. Today Sarah Faberge lives in London and works in the Faberge Heritage Council: she is involved in design and educational activity.