ITI Conference 2015 – Newcastle
We’re at the ITI conference in Newcastle today and Saturday, so come and say hello if you’re here! Save
Goodbye to Manager Siân Owen
It is with great sadness that I write my last blog for Atlas as my time here has been better than I ever could have hoped for. Back in...
Who’s who at Atlas Translations… Director Clare Suttie!
Clare Suttie has been running Atlas Translations and leading the team, since 1991. Loving her work as much today as she did right back then in the last century,...
St Albans Pancake Race 2015
Last week on Shrove Tuesday, Atlas Translations took part in the annual St Albans pancake race 2015. Expectations ran high with memories of last year’s victory in the ‘Flippin...
Who's who at Atlas Translations… starting with our Accounts Manager Monika!
Originally from Kalisz in Poland, Monika graduated from the University of Poznań with a First Class Honours Degree in Geology and Hydrology before working in Marketing and Logistics. She...
No such thing as a free lunch? Well, there is with Atlas Translations!
At Atlas, we like our suppliers and we like lunch. So in December we’re combining the two and holding a lunch for our suppliers. All are welcome – whether...
Halloween traditions around the world
Halloween, also known as Hallowe’en, All Hallows’ Eve or All Saints’ Eve, is an annual celebration initiating the triduum of Allhallowtide. The origins of All Hallows’ Eve itself are...
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
What is CPD? CPD involves participating in additional learning activities to keep skills up to date and/or to widen your knowledge in certain subjects. These activities could be anything...
Why are we in St Albans?
Atlas Translations started in 1991 in Cambridge, and opened an office in London in 1995 – so what are we doing in leafy St Albans?! It’s a great place...
Three Peaks Challenge
On September 27th 2014, Jim Hearn and some of his friends will be attempting the Three Peaks Challenge in support of the Macmillan Cancer Support charity. The Three Peaks...