Empower Translate wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise

21Apr

Empower Translate wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise

Empower Translate has won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade.

It is one of five Welsh businesses to receive a Queen’s Award for Enterprise.

The agency has been recognized for its excellence in international commercial success, and its outstanding growth in overseas trade.

Established in 1997, Empower Translate is an insight translation and localization agency working exclusively in the Market Research industry, with headquarters in Wales, UK, and a client base spanning EMEA, the Americas, Africa and APAC.

“It is the highest honour to receive a Queen’s Award for Enterprise,” comments Ruth Partington, CEO at Empower Translate. “Particularly at a time of global and political change, we are proud to be recognised for our contribution to the UK’s established commercial connections on the world stage.”

Now in its 56th year, the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are the most prestigious business awards in the UK. Winning businesses are presented with their award by one of the Queen’s representatives. They are allowed to fly the Queen’s Awards Flag at their headquarters and use the Queen’s Award for Enterprise emblem for 5 years.

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Art Flanagan

Art oversees communications initiatives that promote and support the Insights Association’s various initiatives, including events and a multitude of member benefits and programs. With a team of experienced colleagues, Art manages the association’s website, publications, directories and social media. He assists with curation of content featured in events, webinars and in publications. Art has worked in communications for more than two decades. He began his career as a journalist, writing for newspapers and business magazines. Later, he moved into corporate communications. Art served as Director of Marketing at Hostcentric, Inc., a $60-million-dollar web services company, Manager of Communications & Publications at Bennington College in Vermont, Executive Director of Communications at Dowling College and from 2007-2016 served as VP, Communications for CASRO. He is a graduate of Siena College.