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LTC supports Indiana School of the Deaf
Sunday, May 5th LTC supports Indiana School of the Deaf on its 68th annual Parent-Teacher-Counselor Organization (PTCO). PTCO was established in 1951 by parents who had a strong desire to partner with the school to improve and enhance opportunities for students and their families at ISD. Sixty-eight years later and PTCO still continues with that…
LTC named one of the best!
Entrepreneur magazine’s Entrepreneur 360™ List recognizes LTC Language Solutions as one of the “Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America”. This list is a premier study delivering the most comprehensive analysis of private companies in America. As a result, LTC is recognized as a well-rounded company. They have mastered a balance of impact, innovation, growth leadership and…
LTC is Moving!
LTC Language Solutions Office Move to Better Support Business Growth LTC Language Solutions, a full-service language company, today announced that it is moving the company headquarters into a new, larger office in Indianapolis to accommodate rapid company growth. The 25-year-old company will be moving to a 10,000 square foot office, doubling the space they are…
LTC Language Solutions Provides Sign Language Interpreting for Destination DC Forum
LTC Language Solutions Provides Sign Language Interpreting for Destination DC Forum LTC Language Solutions will be providing American Sign Language interpreters for Destination DC’s “January Member Forum: The Reality and Necessity of Accessibility” on January 25th at Embassy Suites Convention Center. During this event, members of Destination DC are invited to evaluate how accessible and…
LTC Makes Inc. 5000 List for SIXTH Year
Last week, Inc. magazine ranked LTC Language Solutions NO. 3453 on its twelfth annual Inc. 500|5000, an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents the most comprehensive look at the most important segment of the economy—America’s independent entrepreneurs. Skillz tops this year’s list. LTC Language Solutions joins Halo Top Creamery, FabFitFun,…
Globalizing Indy
In the early 1990’s when LTC first began, globalization was far from a hot topic in Indiana. The state’s location in the heart of the country, far from major world trade hubs, provided a bit of isolation from the changing market landscape of the coasts. But as waves of immigration began to flood Indiana, and…
CREATING CONNECTIONS THROUGH INDIVIDUALIZED LANGUAGE TRAINING
Sheraton Vistana Villages implemented a comprehensive language and cultural training program to combat high turnover rates, language and cultural barriers, and employee disengagement. Posted: May 4, 2017 Article Author: Casey Buchanan, Marketing Coordinator, LTC Language Solutions Hospitality is, by nature, an industry in which cultures collide. Great diversity can be seen among guests and staff…
Price Promoted to Sales Director
LTC Language Solutions has promoted Doug Price to sales director. He has been with the organization since 2013, where he previously served as client service manager. In his new role, Price will oversee a team of five to seven sales staff members, as well as analyze sales performance and develop strategic sales plans and forecasts for…
LTC Promotes Ehrgott to VP
Indianapolis-based language services agency LTC Language Solutions has promoted Josh Ehrgott to vice president of sales and operations. He joined the company in 2007 and previously served as interpreting director, where he oversaw all aspects of the interpreting department while also expanding LTC’s reach in new vertical markets and elevating LTC to an international brand. Ehrgott has…
LTC is Helping to “Give Kids the World”
Give Kids The World Village is a 79-acre, non-profit resort in Central Florida that creates magical memories for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. Since 1986, Give Kids The World has fulfilled the wishes of more than 152,000 children from around the world by providing weeklong, cost-free vacations that include lodging, meals, and free…
Martin George to Speak at 53rd Annual HR Conference
Martin George, CEO of LTC, has the honor to present on the topic “Love Your Employees” at the 53rd Annual Human Resources Conferences held by the Indiana Chamber. Martin’s speech will allow the audience to do the following: Identify the ways in which to motivate and grow your employees through love. Demonstrate key practices to…
LTC Language Solutions Expands to Washington, DC!
After 23 years of operation, LTC has announced that it will be opening its newest location in the heart of the downtown district of the nation’s capital in early 2017. With multiple well-established clients in the area and a long history of government partnership, DC was a natural choice for LTC’s next location. DC has…
LTC Welcomes Liz Essary!
LTC welcomes Liz Essary! Liz will oversee the development of new training programs for LTC’s interpreters, assist in outreach and recruiting of new interpreters, and provide conference interpreting services as needed. We are so excited for you to join the team! Read more here>>
LPGA SETS STAGE FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE PLAYERS AND FANS
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), like a growing number of professional athletic organizations across the US, is excited to see the many diverse faces dominating its events. In order to accommodate such a growing number of culturally diverse athletes, LPGA has recently partnered with Language Training Center (LTC) to ensure all cultural and language…
CHIE ARIMURA IS ON PAR WITH LTC
Chie Arimura stands at the 18th tee at Pinehurst. She measures the wind, adjusts her grip on the club, and plots her approach to the green in two. After sending her shot sailing down the fairway, she takes in the cheers from the gallery as she strides down the fairway. Chie knows that when she…
PLAYERS LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE
In between practice and playing, Jee Young Lee finds time to study English through LPGA’s partnership with the Language Training Center. Lee, pictured above, works on media interview preparation, understanding idiomatic expressions and continues to learn and be surprised by American culture. Through its efforts to continuously promote player development and diversity within the tour,…
GOLF: LPGA players breaking down language barriers
Faced with a massive influx of young, foreign-born players onits circuit three years ago, the LPGA Tour considered the idea ofpenalizing players whose English-language skills were not up topar. Although the tour’s objective was to make its product more attractive to sponsors and fans by making its players easier to know and understand —- when…
Language Training Center expands relationship with LPGA
The Indianapolis-based Language Training Center has expanded its relationship with the LPGA and is now translating the letters of the professional golf association’s commissioner into multiple languages and providing live, “UN-style” interpretation at association meetings. Language Training Center started working with the LPGA last year to help teach its players—who hail from 29 countries—various foreign…
LPGA, LANGUAGE TRAINING CENTER EXTEND PARTNERSHIP
Bene! 좋은! Bueno! 良い! Bon! 好! LPGA, Language Training Center Extend Partnership LTC to continue cross-cultural and language education unique in professional sports Players embrace program on “Golf’s Global Tour” DAYTONA BEACH, Florida, February 22, 2011 – The LPGA announced today a two-year partnership extension with Language Training Center (LTC) based in Indianapolis, Indiana. The…
Language Training Center finds lucrative niche in sports
Martin George didn’t pursue a job in big-time sports. Far from it. But the former director of IUPUI’s English as a Second Language program has found himself in high demand among some of the world’s biggest athletes and sports properties, from basketball star Yao Ming and IndyCar Series drivers to the NCAA and LPGA. George’s…
Where in the world is the LPGA? Look to the East. Far East
There was a time not long ago when Kyeong Bae’s English tutor was an animated character who lived under the sea. Or a mouse who wears pants. “Cartoons,” she said, “like Spongie Bob.” To the connoisseur, that would be SpongeBob SquarePants. Bae also found a language mentor in Disney movies, while she sat in hotel…