GlobaLexicon Doubles Ops Centre Capacity in Seville

London-based market research and healthcare translation specialist GlobaLexicon has doubled its European Operations Centre capacity in Seville, Spain.

Founded by former Research International exec Daniela Toledo in 2004, GlobaLexicon employs project managers and trained linguists who conduct qual and quant research translation, and provide solutions for coding and content analysis. Its Seville-based Translation Operations Centre has just moved into a larger, purpose-built space with capacity for 40 staff - up from twenty in the previous office. The centre currently employs twenty staff and has hired ten people in the past ten months.

Toledo comments: 'Our decision to support our global clients via central hubs of specialists is appreciated by our clients and allows us to build additional scale across the project lifecycle. We continue to see positive client demand and our winning approach to high quality and service, paired with the specialist sector knowledge of our teams, resonates very well with clients'.

Web site: www.globalexicon.com .

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