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Tag: CLI People

Kristin sitting on stage with 3 other people on a panel discussion at a language conference in January 2020.
  • Community/Culture

Humans of CLI: CEO Kristin Quinlan Is Excited. Find Out Why

2020 was a rough year. A lot of businesses suffered, but CEO Kristin Quinlan discusses how CLI found opportunity within all the calamity.
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Corissa smiles atop a sightseeing post at Machu Picchu in Peru.
  • Community/Culture

Humans of CLI: Corissa Wagner

In our second post featuring CLI employees, meet Corissa. She's a spunky dog lover who's been bitten by the travel bug. Sing along to some of her favorite road trip tunes.
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CLI's director of HR takes a selfie while sipping on a coffee through a straw
  • Community/Culture

Humans of CLI: Elizabeth Garvin

Welcome to our new series, Humans of CLI. Each month we'll interview a different employee. First up: Elizabeth, director of HR. (aka lover of llamas)
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White thank you written over dark cityscape
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

Frontline Medical Interpreters Share Their Stories in the Age of COVID-19

We're joining in on #FrontlineFriday and sharing the stories and experiences of our interpreters who work on the frontline.
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  • Community/Culture

We The People – Van’s Story

Every immigration story is different. Read about the real-life story of one of CLI's own Vietnamese interpreters and her experience immigrating to the U.S.
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  • Community/Culture

We The People – Dania’s Story

. Chuukese interpreter Dania shares the story of her family's immigration to the U.S. in pursuit of education to build a better life.
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  • Community/Culture

We The People – Rosa’s Story

K'iche' interpreter Rosa describes the story of her birth, highlighting the importance of language services as a basic human right.
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Words on a wall reading everyone is welcome
  • Community/Culture

We The People – Helen’s Story

Born in a country that no longer exists, Helen's story is about immigrating to the U.S. and the importance of life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.
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Woman working on a whiteboard teaching another woman a language
  • Community/Culture

In Your Own Words: Yoshie M.

Yoshie talks about her experience working as an interpreter and a language teacher When did you first start interpreting and how did you become interested in interpreting as a profession? It started when I was working in Tokyo. I was working for an office in Tokyo representing the state of Nevada. Large states have offices […]

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