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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, host Brian speaks with Sandra Elhelw, CEO of the Settlement Council of Australia, about the multifaceted journey of migrants and refugees in Australia. The Council is a national peak body representing 130 organisations dedicated to ensuring people of migrant and refugee backgrounds can thrive and belong in their new home.

Sandra shares her personal story, growing up in South Australia as the child of Egyptian immigrants, and how these experiences shaped her passion for social justice and cultural advocacy. She discusses the barriers migrants face, from healthcare access to cultural integration, and the critical role every Australian can play in fostering inclusivity.

Sandra also provides actionable advice on how individuals and organisations can support migrants through everyday actions, whether as neighbours, employers, or colleagues.

Join us for this inspiring dialogue about multiculturalism, belonging, and the power of collective effort to build an inclusive Australia.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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Sandra Elhelw is the CEO of the Settlement Council of Australia, the national peak body representing Australia’s migrant and refugee services. The Council has 130 member organisations working together towards an Australia where all people of migrant and refugee backgrounds belong, thrive and experience fulfilling lives.

Sandra was born in Whyalla, South Australia, just a couple of months after her family migrated from Egypt. She grew up as a young Muslim woman in the post 9-11 era, and has been deliberating over questions of migration, identity and belonging since her early formative years.

Prior to joining the Council, Sandra worked in frontline roles in migrant and refugee services. Trained as a lawyer, she has previously worked in sexual assault and family violence law reform. She is also pursuing a PhD on Domestic and Family Violence in Australian Muslim communities.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we delve into the complex world of forensic translation and interpretation with Carl Gene Fordham, the national President of the Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators (AUSIT). 

Carl, who is fluent in Mandarin, shares his journey from general translation to the specialized field of legal translation, emphasizing the importance of precision and clarity in supporting Mandarin-speaking individuals in Australia's legal system. 

We explore the role of expert witnesses in court, the ethical challenges faced by translators and interpreters, and the necessity of certification to maintain professional standards. We also touch on on the potential of AI in forensic translation and the evolving landscape of language services. 

As a champion of interpreters and translators, Carl highlight the essential role these professionals play in facilitating cross-cultural understanding and access to justice.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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In the complex landscape of language services, few professionals bridge cultural and legal communication gaps quite like today's guest Carl Gene Fordham.

As a native English speaker with over twenty years of experience speaking Mandarin, Carl has carved out a unique niche supporting Chinese-speaking people through Australia's intricate legal system.

His translations transform legal documents into exhibits for tender to court, while his interpreting work ensures that Mandarin-speaking people can effectively understand and communicate during legal proceedings.

When he's not navigating the nuanced world of legal translation, Carl shares his professional insights as a part-time instructor at the University of Queensland.

Recently, Carl was elected National President of the Australian Institute of Interpreters & Translators (AUSIT). Carl is re-positioning the professional association to gain more influence in the crowded room that is the language services industry.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we explore multicultural media and migrant integration with Saad Khalid, a pioneering figure in Australia's ethnic community broadcasting. As Project Director for the 2025 Australian Multicultural Youth Media Summit, Saad shares his journey as a first-generation Pakistani-Australian in media, highlighting the power of migrant-driven storytelling in fostering inclusivity.

Saad discusses his upbringing as a diplomat's son, his award-nominated documentary "Kings of the Desert" about South Asian Muslim camel drivers in the Australian Outback, and the vital role of multiculturalism.

The episode also focuses on the Multicultural Youth Media Summit's potential to amplify diverse voices and encourage young people as catalysts for cross-cultural understanding. Join us for a conversation on the transformative power of young storytellers in building bridges across cultures for a more inclusive future.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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Saad Khalid is a first generation Pakistani Australian, and highly recognized leader in Australia’s multicultural media and ethnic broadcasting sector.

He serves as the Project Director for the 2025 Australian Multicultural Youth Media Summit at the National Ethnic and Multicultural Broadcasters’ Council (NEMBC).

Saad has been recognized as a finalist for 2024 Young Australian of the Year and listed among the 40 most influential Asian Australians under 40 for 2023.

As an award-winning documentary creator and podcaster, Saad started producing content under the National Features and Documentary Series (NFDS) and for the Community Broadcasting Foundation in 2019, with a focus on the forgotten history of migrants in Australia during the 1800s. 

Through his various platforms, Saad continues to champion diversity in media, governance, and policy, using his voice to create inclusive spaces for migrant and diaspora communities.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

LINKS:

• Visit our website: Lexigo.com
• Get the Native Experience Marketing book: lexigo.com/nx
• Contact us: [email protected]

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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we dive into the world of global branding and localization with Nataly Kelly, Chief Marketing Officer at Zappi. We discuss her extensive experience in marketing and localization and how these experiences shaped her insights on building brand value across cultures. Natalie shares her journey, from her passion for music to her professional endeavors, and how her background in languages has influenced her approach to marketing.

We explore the key themes from Nataly’s upcoming book, Brand Global, Adapt Local, which emphasizes the importance of creating truly localized experiences for diverse audiences. Natalie highlights the challenges and strategies involved in launching a brand in new markets, including the significance of understanding cultural nuances and the necessity of authentic representation in marketing materials.

Tune in if you want to hear valuable insights for marketers and localization professionals looking to enhance their global strategies and foster deeper connections with their audiences.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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Nataly Kelly is the Chief Marketing Officer of Zappi, a consumer insights platform. She was formerly VP Marketing at HubSpot, where she also served as VP International Operations and Strategy and VP Localization. 

Nataly is a published author and her latest book Brand Global, Adapt Local written with Katherine Melchior Ray is due for release in 2025 via Kogan Page. Brand Global, Adapt Local explores the challenges brands face across international markets and how they balance remaining true to their brand values with creating local resonance.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

LINKS:

• Visit our website: Lexigo.com
• Get the Native Experience Marketing book: lexigo.com/nx
• Contact us: [email protected]

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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we explore the fascinating world of language technology with Dieter Runge, co-founder and VP of Global Strategy at Boostlingo. Dieter shares how his love for Star Trek and its futuristic technology, like the Universal Translator, inspired him to create groundbreaking real-time translation tools. 

We discuss the rapid growth of the language services industry, the importance of language access in healthcare, education, and disaster scenarios, and the cutting-edge innovations like holoportation. Dieter also reflects on how Boostlingo has evolved from a small startup into a leading player in the global language services sector. 

This episode delves into both the technical and human elements of language solutions, offering insights into how tech can bring us closer together in a truly native experience.

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Dieter Runge has been involved in IT and digital communications technology since 1991, driven by a passion for improving lives through technology at the intersection of creativity, cognition, and communication. This focus on communication and language led him to the language services and language technology industry in 2001.

Throughout his career, Dieter has held various roles in business and technology research, development, operations, sales, and marketing. He has worked with prominent language service agencies in the US, Canada, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region. In 2016, he co-founded Boostlingo, a Silicon Valley software start-up now based in Austin, Texas, that has emerged as a global leader in language technology. Boostlingo offers advanced interpretation management and multilingual communication software for onsite, over-the-phone, and video remote interpretation. The company also provides integrated AI tools for language service providers and interpreters, including language detection, captioning, and speech-to-text capabilities.

Recognized as one of the top 100 influencers in the language industry, Dieter is committed to expanding global language access, advocating for its importance in enhancing quality of life and equity worldwide.

Dieter co-authored the textbook "The Remote Interpreter" and actively participates in several industry organizations. He holds a B.A. in Radio, Film, and Television from San Jose State University and an M.Ed. in Educational Psychology from McGill University. He splits his time between and splits his time between Austin and Sydney.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

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On this episode of The Native Experience Podcast, Leigh Cox, Director of Language Services Policy at the Department of Home Affairs shares his insights into the evolving world of language services, multiculturalism, and the importance of access and equity in government services.

We explore the critical role language plays in fostering inclusion, particularly for multicultural communities and individuals with accessibility needs. From his extensive experience in social policy to his work improving language services standards, Leigh highlights the importance of transcreation—going beyond simple translation to create meaningful, culturally relevant content.

Leigh’s passion for social justice and equity shines through in this engaging and informative discussion. Tune in to learn how inclusive language services are shaping the future of accessibility in government.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!


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Leigh Cox is the Director, Language Services Policy, of the Department of Home Affairs. Leigh has amassed valuable experience in both government and non-government settings with a focus on multicultural and social policy outcomes. His expertise lies in building partnerships and policy development, to address complex challenges. As the Director within the Migrant English and Language Services Branch, Leigh contributes significantly to the Department's goals to maximise the participation and inclusion of all members of our society

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

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• [email protected]

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In this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we explore the intersection of remote work, cultural integration, and language preservation in global business. We highlight how MultiLingual is leading efforts to preserve endangered languages, with insights on navigating cultural differences and adapting to diverse work ethics. Eddie also shares his experiences managing a global remote team, emphasizing the importance of structure, daily check-ins, and occasional in-person interactions.

We also discuss surprising survey findings on global language preferences and the growing role of AI in language preservation. We explore practical strategies for maintaining efficiency, balancing remote freedom, and leveraging the advantages of distributed teams in the localization industry.

Tune in to learn how cultural understanding, continuous learning, and AI can bridge linguistic gaps. This episode provides actionable advice for integrating cultural and linguistic strategies into your remote work for a more connected global business.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include, and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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Eddie Arrieta is the CEO of MultiLingual Media.

When he was young, Eddie sold chocolates at school and helped his dad with his bottled water business, selling from store to store in every neighborhood in his hometown.

He was a young salesman.

At the age of 16, Eddie was fortunate to get scholarships to move to the United Kingdom, followed by the United States to finish his studies. He has led and participated in humanitarian projects around the world, including China, India, Colombia, and Trinidad and Tobago.

Eddie has co-founded a co-working space, a public relations agency, a coaching service, a bakery, a travel agency, a farm, and a family. It's safe to say he likes to go from “zero to a 100”.

Today Eddie works remotely from his hometown, Sincelejo, helping companies globalize and localize by providing exposure opportunities and media consulting at Multilingual Media.

Eddie is very passionate about new technologies and believes in a world where there is equal opportunity for all.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

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In this episode of the Native Experience podcast, we are thrilled to be joined by Mark Saba, CEO of Lexigo.

We explore Mark’s book "Native Experience Marketing,"  that unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. This involves forming dynamic teams, co-designing strategies, and mastering grassroots distribution to ensure that messages resonate authentically with the target audience.

We discuss the importance of authentically reaching, including, and engaging diverse audiences in their native languages and cultures. Mark also emphasizes the importance of cultural intelligence to understand and promote the nuances, values, and beliefs of different communities.

It was a pleasure to have Mark on to talk about his book and his approach to authentically promoting the native experience. If you haven’t already, make sure to subscribe to the podcast ASAP so you don’t miss an episode.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

Mark Saba, LEXIGO’s Founder and CEO, and the creator of the Native Experience, is a Native Melbournian with Coptic-Egyptian roots. Mark has worked in the translation and localisation industry for almost 20 years. The industry is rooted in native communication, creating messages for diverse audiences, not just in their native tongue but in terms that resonate with them.

Mark’s diverse background made it easy to dive into the world of translation, but with the job came many questions about the state of the industry and the road it’s going down with the introduction of Multicultural Marketing.

In his recent book, Native Experience Marketing, Mark shares his unique expertise and invites you to be part of the movement that is changing the face of modern marketing.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!


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• [email protected]
• www.lexigo.com/nx

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On this episode of The Native Experience Podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming back Tim Brookes, the founder of the Endangered Alphabets Project. 

Join us as we delve into Tim’s work preserving endangered languages and the cultures they represent through an exploration of writing systems. We also discuss what the future of writing looks like, especially in regards to the rise of digitization and a global decline of personal investment in writing.

As well as exploring the effects of digitization on writing, Tim also emphasized the importance of respectful and effective engagement with indigenous communities to support cultural revitalization and inclusivity. 

Tim Brookes is a true champion of native experiences and is the guiding light for endangered alphabets. Tune in and prepare to be moved by a narrative that goes beyond the ink and into the heart of humanity’s diverse expressions. 

Want to know how to authentically reach, include and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

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Tim Brookes was born in England and educated at Oxford before moving to the United States in 1980. 

An editor, guitarist, teacher, soccer coach and author of 17 books and numerous articles and essays, he founded the Endangered Alphabets Project in 2010 with his first exhibition of carvings in indigenous and minority scripts. 

Since then he has exhibited and spoken about the Endangered Alphabets at more than 150 colleges, universities, libraries, museums, and galleries including Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, Harvard, the Smithsonian Institution and the Library of Congress, while working with a wide range of cultures to create games and educational materials for learning minority scripts. 

His latest book is Writing Beyond Writing: Lessons from Endangered Alphabets.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

LINKS:

• Lexigo.com
• [email protected]
• www.lexigo.com/nx

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On this episode of The Native Experience podcast, we welcome back Edwin Trebels, the Translations Director at the Philadelphia Church of God.

Edwin, an expert in organizational development and localization, shares insights into the LangOps workflow and implementation, discussing the use of tools like Blackbird and DeepL to automate translation processes. The conversation delves into the impact of these automated systems, the accuracy of translations, and the potential for further customization in the future.

We explore the challenges many organizations face in promoting a culture of experimentation. Including hesitation among employees, the critical importance of leadership to create a safe space for trying new ideas, and the need for open communication and knowledge-sharing.

Edwin's expertise in language operations and his innovative approach to workflow automation showcases the power of technology in enhancing the Native Experience in work environments.

If you haven’t already, make sure to subscribe to the podcast ASAP so you don’t miss an episode.

Want to know how to authentically reach, include and engage your audiences in their native language and culture? The Native Experience Marketing (NX) book unveils the innovative NX framework, empowering professionals to develop culturally and linguistically authentic marketing strategies. Learn more about it here!

ABOUT OUR GUEST:

As the Translations Director at the Philadelphia Church of God (PCG), a global non-profit, Edwin Trebels directs the localization department which offers localization from English into nine languages. He’s worked in localization for almost 20 years. In 2023, his team translated and published about four and half million words, divided by nine languages, and interpreted about two million words. 

Edwin is mostly engaged in, and loves, project/vendor/change management and strategy, but has a strong focus on prepress, training and some marketing on the side. 

Outside of work, Edwin loves spending time with his wife, four children (12, 9, 5 and 11 months), family and friends. They have three dogs (mainly due to him), two rats and a cat (mainly due to his wife) and he’s been smoking BBQ food most weekends. Edwin and his wife also take combined voice classes and Edwin is trying to make more time for his guitar before it gathers too much dust.

ABOUT THE NATIVE EXPERIENCE:

In each episode, we invite professionals who have successfully localized their products or services, worked with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities to achieve equity, and/or have personal experiences that shed light on unique cultural nuances. Our guests share their empowering stories, lessons, and insights to inspire you to provide native communication in your own endeavors.

At LEXIGO, we believe that providing authentic and meaningful communication is essential to building strong connections with new audiences and markets. This is why we've created this podcast – to empower you, by sharing the experiences, knowledge, and passion of experts in the localisation and language world.

We believe that each guest's story will not only inspire you, but also provide valuable information on how to effectively communicate and connect with diverse audiences.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, comms professional, translator or cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who values meaningful communication, join us on this journey as we explore the power of native experiences and how they can shape our world!

LINKS:

• Visit our website: Lexigo.com
• Get the Native Experience Marketing book: lex