The Translation Company Talk Show is a B2B podcast show that covers issues and opportunities for the language translation industry. We touch on everything related to translation, and related services including interpreting, transcription and localization. Topics that are regularly covered include business and management of a translation company, sales and marketing, crisis management, staffing, technology and trends within the translation industry. This show is geared towards translation company owners and staff, but anyone with an interest in this industry may find the topics informative and useful. The Translation Company Talk Show is hosted by Sultan Ghaznawi and sponsored by YYZ Translations. Comments and feedback can be sent to podcast@yyztranslations.com or you can connect directly with Sultan Ghaznawi via LinkedIn to share your opinions.
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Thursday Dec 03, 2020
Thursday Dec 03, 2020
Paul Doherty is a seasoned entrepreneur and has spent most of his life in the localization and translation industry. In this episode of the Translation Company Talk, he talks about what makes successful mergers and the causes for failures. In particular he talks about the importance of setting expectations, not rushing into conclusions, having the right people and the role of leadership in successful mergers.
Paul has been involved in the mergers of MTL and Berlitz, which was later acquired by Bowne International and he was part of the merger team. When Bowne was acquired by Lionbridge, Paul was the managing director in Germany and then in the UK and he was involved in all the merger activities. He was also involved in SDL in this area. Recently he has been involved in the M&A space as a consultant.
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