More about the Language Capital of the World, Monterey, California January 23, 2012
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in Language Access, Langage Line Services, Interpretation, Language Legislation, Language Capital of the World, Monterey, California 93940, The Defense Language Institute (DLI), The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), Leon Panetta, California Sentators, Congressman Sam Farr.Tags: Monterey Language Capital of the World, Leon Panetta, Naval Post Graduate School, Congressman Sam Farr
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Celebrating 30 years of Excellence @languageline January 22, 2012
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in AT&T, California Sentators, Careers in language, Congressman Sam Farr, Job / Career Opportunities, Langage Line Services, Language Access, Language Capital of the World, Language Compliance, Leon Panetta, Louis F. Provenzano, Monterey, California 93940, The Defense Language Institute (DLI), The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), United States Military.Tags: Congressman Sam Farr, language line services, Leon Panetta, Monterey, Monterey Language Capital of the World, Naval Post Graduate School, Senator Boxer, Senator Feinstein
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Success on Capitol Hill @languageline January 19, 2012
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Pictures from our launch on Capitol Hill. History is made. Congratulations team!
My interview with Sky Radio @languageline January 16, 2012
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in Interpretation, Langage Line Services, Language Access, Louis F. Provenzano.2 comments
Congratulations to the Defense Language Institute – Monterey, California January 11, 2012
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in Careers in language, Job / Career Opportunities, Language Access, Language Capital of the World, Language Compliance, Monterey, California 93940, The Defense Language Institute (DLI), The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), United States Military.Tags: California 93940, Congressman Sam Farr, Defense Language Institute, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Leon Panetta, Monterey, Monterey Language Capital of the World, Naval Post Graduate School, VIPs in Monterey
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Saluting the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California
Saluting the Defense Language Institute in Monterey January 11, 2012
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in Careers in language, Job / Career Opportunities, Language Access, Language Capital of the World, Monterey, California 93940, The Defense Language Institute (DLI), United States Military.Tags: Monterey, Monterey Language Capital of the World, The Defense Language Institute (DLI), VIPs in Monterey
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How awesome is this?
Thank you DLI !!
Monterey’s Esteemed Commandant of the Defense Language Institute Speaks on the end of the Iraq War January 11, 2012
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Language Line Services Launches 30 Year Anniversary Celebrations #languageline @languageline December 20, 2011
Posted by Louis F. Provenzano, Jr. in Langage Line Services, Language Access, Language Capital of the World, Language Compliance, Language Legislation, Monterey, California 93940.comments closed
Yes. 30 Years.
In honor of this magnificent milestone we will be posting many different announcements celebrating years of service, achievement and excellence with removing a language barrier.
We created this industry and are so proud of being able to be a vital “spoke” in every wheel of World Commerce and Emergency Care.
When a crisis occurs, the Language Line Services Team is there to help.
Be it Emergency 911 and Medical Settings, FEMA, Red Cross, Banking, Federal Courts, Insurance, Telecom, or Retail Stores (plus many more) wanting to increase their emergency coverage or perhaps their revenue line— Language Line Services has been there as a partner that cares, is capable to surge, and a partner that can assure you of the training and quality that you require for your audit, company security and government requirements.
In celebration of our 30 years, we celebrate our employee based business model. We are proud of our employee model–where we control, train, monitor and schedule our interpreters. This ensures 24/7/365 coverage so that there is always a qualified interpreter to assist you at all times.
For all of these years we have proudly paid our Federal, Local and City taxes. I applaud our esteemed colleagues at the Language Line Family for doing the “right” thing.
To the competition, I will say once again that you should recognize that the industry leader according to the IRS sets the standard for the industry. Like it or not you need to do the right thing by Federal law. To remind everyone on this issue and provide guidance on the latest, I encourage you to read my blog —-> click here
If you do not pay your fair share of taxes –it’s simply called “tax evasion”. (in a court, in the press or with your clients)
There is absolutely no difference with a language access provider that must follow the same rules.
But aside from the IRS if you can’t train, schedule, monitor and control your workforce, how can you possibly have a quality product that protects you and your client.
But at the end of the day, this is about our 30 year anniversary. The industry that we created. The value that we have created. The difference that we have made with the security, comfort and knowledge of knowing that you are working with Language Line Services–the world’s experts and partners on removing any language barrier any time….any where.
We have several announcements over the next few weeks that will showcase our major 30 year milestone. Please visit us at www.languageline.com or my blog at www.louisprovenzano.com
I would ask those that want to help us with our celebration to watch our postings on the social media outlets. We have several contests, awards, and fun stuff to help us with this historic event.
Happy Holidays to all .
Best, Louis






