Business meetings
Discussions where accuracy matters more than speed
ONE TURN, THEN THE NEXT.
Consecutive
interpreting.
Every part of the conversation, in full.
For meetings, interviews and consultations — the speaker pauses, the interpreter conveys the meaning, then the conversation continues.
Turn-taking interpreting
Planned around the meeting
Scope agreed before we begin
THE SERVICE, EXPLAINED
More than taking notes.
The interpreter listens, then speaks in the other language during a pause. This gives each part of the conversation attention — and needs enough time in the meeting.
IN THE MEETING WITH YOU
An interpreter in the room or call
On site or remote, for the time you agree.
A shared turn-taking plan
Who speaks, when they pause, and in which language.
Time allowed for meaning
The meeting length should include interpretation turns.
01 / YOUR MEETINGS
Pause with purpose.
Then continue.
From a business meeting to a consultation. Start with the conversation you need supported.
A different kind of meeting? Tell us about it
02 / HOW IT WORKS
A clear path to the meeting.
Three simple steps.
Time to hear everything.
01
Tell us about the meeting
Share languages, purpose, place or platform, and how long you have.
02
Agree the details
Review turn-taking, duration and quotation before going ahead.
03
Hold the conversation
The interpreter works in the pauses for the time you agreed.
03 / GOOD TO KNOW
A little clarity.
Before you begin.
The essentials, without the small print.
Have another question?The speaker talks, then pauses. The interpreter conveys that part in the other language, then the conversation continues. It is slower than simultaneous, and often clearer for smaller meetings.
Yes, when the meeting is on a call and turn-taking can be managed. In-person still suits rooms where papers, movement or several speakers overlap.
Choose simultaneous when the programme should not pause — conferences, panels and live events. Consecutive suits meetings that can take turns.
Price and availability depend on languages, duration, place or platform and the number of speakers. Share those details and we will confirm the quotation before you proceed.
LET’S GET YOU THERE
Make space for meaning.
Tell us about the meeting. We’ll take it from there.