Join Joachim Lépine in this workshop. Most translators have little or no formal business training. Meanwhile, for many of us, the T&I market has become more competitive as a result of generative AI. This workshop seeks to fill the gap by helping participants lay a strong foundation for continued success through better and more strategic decision-making
Session will run from 2pm - 4pm GMT
Many of us translators and interpreters reach a point where technical skills are no longer holding us back—yet our business growth is feeling harder than expected, especially given the market impacts of AI today.
This hands-on workshop focuses on the entrepreneurial mindset and decision-making skills needed to move from working in your business to leading it with the maturity of a seasoned business strategist.
Designed specifically for language professionals, the workshop introduces practical frameworks drawn from decision science, coaching, and real-world experience to help participants think more clearly, set strategic priorities, and build a prosperous business that feels sustainable and aligned with their core values. Participants will be completing a variety of exercises throughout.
By the end of this workshop, participants will:
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Joachim Lépine, M. Ed., C. Tr. is the author of the 5x international number one bestseller AI Resilient, which provides translators and other knowledge professionals with the tools to continue to thrive and prosper in the AI era.
Joachim taught university courses in translation for 15 years before founding LION Translation Academy. He has trained for NATO, the European Commission, Editors Canada, Magistrad, Training for Translators, and many other organisations worldwide. Previously, he was Coordinator of the Continuing Education Committee for OTTIAQ from 2013 to 2020.
He has been translating for academic and commercial clients since the late 2000s.
Joachim holds a bachelor’s in fine arts from Concordia University, a bachelor’s in translation from Université de Sherbrooke, and a master’s in education from Plymouth State University.
His work today includes selective one-on-one mentoring for translators and interpreters who value reflection, strategy, and a human-first approach to business and marketing.