In September, Argos launches its annual Global Ambitions: Meaning-Making publication.
In this year’s edition, we want to capture an industry on a quest for meaning. Having seemingly solved GenAI (can anyone truly claim as much?), we are increasingly asking questions starting with “How” and “Why”.
Some organizations are trying to bring order back in the chaotic wake of GenAI. Others are busy implementing and scaling their AI efforts.
Some professionals are grasping for answers to just why and how their work matters. Many are rolling up their sleeves and doing and building.
This has been our guiding question: What is left, once everything has been optimized?
We’re reuniting some of our author contributors to tackle some of the biggest questions and highlight thought-provoking perspectives.
When?
Thursday, September 10 at 5:00 CEST / 11:00 am EDT
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The Speakers
Jérôme Selinger
Localization Leader
With over 25 years at the intersection of language and technology, Jérôme has made it his mission to turn content globalization into a competitive edge for tech companies. From AI-powered workflows to CI/CD pipelines and enterprise TMS deployments, he brings both strategic clarity and technical depth. A trusted partner to leadership teams, he aligns product, engineering, and operations to build scalable language models that accelerate international growth and drive lasting business impact.
Liz Dunn Marsi
Argos Multilingual
Liz is Marketing Director at Argos Data, where she leads brand and marketing strategy for multilingual AI data services. With 20 years of experience in localization, she also serves on the leadership team of WeShape AI by Women in Localization and is the LocLunch NYC Ambassador.
Morana Perić
DeepL
Morana is a Croatian-born, Berlin-based localization, product, and UX professional. She has spent 15 years as a manager and leader in tech, building localization, content, and UX teams and processes around lean, efficient workflows. She loves talking about why great user experience matters, what good localization really means, why storytelling is business's most underrated skill, and how systems thinking drives growth and scale.
