GALA Worldready Conference 2026

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We are happy to announce that our Management Team, represented by Sandra Boljkovac Stojak and Mladen Stojak, will attend the GALA Worldready Conference 2026, taking place in Berlin, Germany, from 12–14 April.

GALA Worldready Conference 2026

The GALA conference is one of the leading global events in the language industry, bringing together professionals dedicated to advancing translation, localization, and global communication. This year’s program will explore how organizations can become “world-ready” by adapting to evolving markets, technologies, and customer expectations. This approach is closely aligned with our mission to deliver high-quality and future-ready language services.

Attendees will have the opportunity to gain insights into the latest industry trends, innovative technologies, and best practices, as well as to exchange knowledge with peers from across the globe. The conference will also emphasize collaboration and forward-thinking approaches to overcoming industry challenges.

If you are attending the conference and would like to connect in advance:

Meet with Mladen Meet with Sandra

We are looking forward to engaging discussions, inspiring sessions, and the opportunity to strengthen existing partnerships while building new connections.

See you in Berlin!

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