MultiLing Continues Expansion

One of the translation industry’s most advanced providers of global enterprise and intellectual property translation is expanding again. Following its move to expanded headquarters in 2005, MultiLing has finalized an agreement to occupy two floors of the newly-constructed Zions Bank building at 180 N. University Ave., Suite 600, in Provo, Utah, to accommodate the company’s planned growth in 2012 and beyond.

MultiLing’s growing specialization in intellectual property translation – one of the most complex and highly strategic needs for global organizations – is accounting for much of the company’s current growth.

The ability to translate intellectual properties in 40-plus languages with speed and accuracy is helping some of MultiLing’s largest global customers to increase their IP filings by as much as 200 percent, with no increase in cost. This factor is providing MultiLing’s customers with a keen strategic advantage in their global expansion; however, it is also helping to drive the accuracy and excellence of the translation services MultiLing provides to all enterprises and companies, regardless of size.

“As a company, we are working to define and to drive the standard of excellence for translation technology and processes,” said Michael Sneddon, MultiLing CEO. “It is our high quality—coupled with our increasing specialization in intellectual property translation—that has allowed us to grow staffing by nearly 125 percent from 2006 and 2012, and will allow us to continue growing at an even faster pace in 2012 and beyond.”

Currently, MultiLing is preparing to move all of its Utah employees to the new headquarter space, located on two floors, which has more than 50 percent additional space (and higher usability of the available square footage than its current facility) within the coming 90-120 days. The company is planning for a significant number of new hires during 2012 and 2013 and will provide further detail on its employment plans and product and service expansion at an open house event for the community and public in early to mid Q2.
(2.3.12)