A successful interpreting business is built on more than linguistic excellence.
It requires clarity, strong positioning and the ability to consciously shape your path as an independent professional.
I support interpreters in building a business that is not only sustainable, but aligned with who they are.
This includes greater confidence in client acquisition, a clear professional positioning and a solid foundation for independent work.
The goal is not to become someone else.
It is to identify your place in the market and occupy it with clarity and confidence.
EXPERIENCE FROM THE FIELD
Freelance myself. In the market, too.
I have worked as a freelance conference interpreter for over a decade.
I know the realities of this profession first-hand, from client acquisition and pricing to specialisation and the ongoing challenge of building a stable, fulfilling freelance career.
This practical experience shapes my work as a mentor.
In my mentoring, business strategy and personal development go hand in hand.
Sustainable success emerges where external structure and internal clarity are aligned.
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Positioning
Market positioning and specialisation
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Acquisition
Client acquisition in an authentic and sustainable way
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Fees
Pricing strategy and confident fee negotiation
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Structure
Structure and self\-management as a freelancer
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Visibility
Visibility and professional presence
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Clarity
Mindset, confidence and entrepreneurial clarity
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Foundation
Building a stable and sustainable interpreting business
Community & Programmes
Formats for the interpreting community.
Over the years, I have developed and led various formats for the interpreting community, from talks and workshops to structured mentoring programmes.
This experience complements my ongoing work as an active conference interpreter and informs my coaching practice.
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Let's connect.
If you are looking to build a clearer, freer and more self-determined business, I would be happy to support you.
In an initial conversation, we can explore whether and how working together makes sense.