Do you work for one of Nottingham’s larger companies, or know someone who does? Working with some of the countries leading brands like Iceland Foods, Mothercare, and M&S is great, but betterlanguages would like to talk to decision makers in key Nottingham businesses who may need translation services either now or in the future. “We have translation customers all over the country”, says Mike Hunter, CEO, but whilst we have some smaller local clients, don’t currently work with many of the larger Nottingham based companies. We know that companies like Boots, Experian and ClinPhone all have need of translation services, and we would like to talk to them.”

better languages works largely with the retail sector translating labels and packaging and product user guides, but also translates websites, brochures and other marketing materials, as well as providing legal translation, and technical translation. The business has won a number of awards over the last few years, and is currently shortlisted in 2 categories for the Nottingham Evening Post Business Awards 2010.

“We work very hard at customer service” says Mike, “and have seen significant growth over the last couple of years, growing right through the recession. We believe we have a winning formula of a high quality service, with the kind of fast turnaround that larger businesses need. We also offer supporting services such as desk top publishing, and printing completed translation work.”

If anyone has any ideas of how to engage with some of the larger local businesses, we would love to hear from you.

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