Milwaukee Firm Awarded Service Provider of the Year

Iverson Language Associates, Inc. was recently honored for its work in the translation industry with the 2005 ClientSide Excellence Award for Service Provider of the Year.

(PRWEB) May 31, 2005 -- Iverson Language Associates, Inc. was recently honored with the 2005 ClientSide Excellence Award for Service Provider of the Year. The award recognizes exceptional translation industry professionals that set high standards and develop innovative client- and industry-specific solutions. Steve Iverson, President/CEO accepted the award on behalf of the company at an awards ceremony held in New Orleans, Louisiana.

"We are honored by this recognition of our work, and thank the clients and colleagues who nominated and supported us, not only for this award, but also throughout the past 18 years. These awards recognize our ongoing commitment to quality and service," states Steve Iverson, President/CEO.

Iverson Language Associates, Inc. was founded by Steve Iverson in 1986 (and incorporated in 1987). The original business model for the company was education: teaching foreign languages to international business professionals. Due to the language specialization of the business, the company received many inquiries for translation. As international business grew nationwide, so did the requests for translation this eventually led Iverson to focus the business on managing document translation.

As a business owner, Iverson is an active member of both the translation industry and the business community. He serves on the board of the World Trade Center Wisconsin (WTC WI), and is a founding member of the Association of Language Companies (ALC). He is also a member of the American Translators Association (ATA) and affiliated with a variety of international groups.

Headquartered in Milwaukee, Iverson Language Associates, Inc. works with companies nationwide to provide strategic solutions for managing document translation. Clients include companies and organizations that have an ongoing need to communicate business-critical information in multiple languages. For more information, please visit www.iversonlang.com.

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