In April 2017, Innovate Pasadena’s Friday Coffee Meetup presented our CEO of Supertext USA, Inc, Kristy Sakai. Against the backdrop of Supertext’s launch in Silicon Valley in 2016, Kristy talked about the challenges companies face when expanding internationally. Here are the three main takeaways.
How does Supertext set itself apart? What makes us different? It’s a big question. But the answer is pretty simple.
I tried to leave. I really did. But it seems there is a maximum amount of time my mind, body and soul can endure before I find myself back in the home of currywurst and electrohouse.
Supertext joins ATA, the American Translators Association, with more than 10,000 professional members in translation and interpretation.
Kristy Sakai heads up Supertext USA, Inc., a newly founded subsidiary in Santa Monica, CA. We talked to her about what has driven Supertext’s growth and why California is the place to be.
Supertext.com makes ordering copywriting, translating and editing projects as easy as booking an Uber or Airbnb.
While a talk by Supertext’s very own Rémy Blättler on GroupShare integration was a clear highlight, visitors were also treated to live demonstrations of the software’s innovative, efficiency-enhancing new features.
Some of you may recall Supertext’s original mission statement – world domination. And you may have heard that a big change is coming. Well, this is it.
How a bout of flu and a political crisis brought me to Supertext.
For a long time, when people asked me why I moved to Berlin, I didn’t know the answer. In fact, I still don’t know the answer. But I can tell you why I stayed.
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