Wada'a Fahel is one of localization's biggest superstars, but she didn't grow up wanted to be a LOC leader. Like so many of LOC's best and brightest, she stumbled her way into the industry and then climbed her way to the top.

Join Wada'a and Merging Minds host Javi Diaz as the discuss Wada'a's story and how she went from a small Italian company to some of the world's biggest companies like Harley Davidson and Zendesk.

She and Javi discuss:

• Coming from lebanon and speaking 3 languages
• Choosing to work with the right brand
• Being ready for AI
• AI performance with short-form content
• The biggest challenges the localization industry will face with AI
• Redundant offerings
• Building a localization program from the ground up
• The real meaning of empathy in Leadership
• Not looking at resumes when hiring
• The key trait of people managers
• The role of vulnerability and boundaries in a team
• The nuances of multicultural teams
• Mentorship for the next generation in LOC

And much more!

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Our jobs were very different 200 years ago.

Even 100 years ago they were nothing like they are today. The nature of our work is constantly evolving, and we need to continuously discuss how to evolve along with it.

Join our Merging Minds host Gabriel Fairman as he has this exact discussion with Adrian Schreyer, a leader and interdisciplinary scientist who is currently working with AI to develop pharmaceutical drugs.

They discuss:

• How to use machine learning with little available data
• The incentive structures that complicate drug development
• The potential of AI to make the process faster and cheaper
• "Digital Twins"
• The large support for AI use in the medical research community
• Potential complications with AI models interacting with patient data
• The nature of disruptive technologies and hype
• Disruption vs. Acceleration
• "AI is what we make of it"
• "Societal thinking has not caught up with technological thinking"
• Learning from history

And much more!

Click play to hear Adrian and Gabriel discuss adaptation, acceleration, and AI!

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Kathleen Bostick went from being the most senior woman in the Railroad Industry to being a complete beginner in Localization. Why? Because she doesn’t like being bored.

Being a beginner and learning new things always beats a fancy title for Kathleen, but it didn’t take her too long to climb the ranks in a new industry as well. Now, she is one of the most influential names in Localization.

Join Kathleen as she chats with our Merging Minds host Javi Diaz and talks about her life, career, and her love for localization.

They discuss:

• Modernizing old fashioned industries (and writing the dress code for women to wear pants!)
• Getting bored and becoming a beginner again
• Learning to cold call
• Building relationships
• Surprise Million-dollar deals
• Overcoming the fear of rejection
• Learning lessons through failure
• The human touch in sales and first impressions
• The introduction of Translation Memory
• Two-Way Mentoring
• Leaving two different companies and then coming back
• Learning Leadership by Example
• The difference between managing men and women
• Being inclusive as a leader
• Imposter Syndrome
• Female Powerhouses in Loc
• Having a fun career

And much more!

Click play to join our Merging Minds host Javi Diaz and his guest, Pascale Tremblay, for a conversation about language, leadership, and looking ahead to the future.

You can learn more about Kathleen Bostick here.

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