Navigating Change: The New Map of Communication

We are living through times of profound transformation. The way we produce, share, and understand information is changing at breakneck speed. The tools we use are being reinvented, boundaries are becoming blurred, and the role of those of us who work with words, meanings, and cultures is more relevant than ever before.

This 5th Translation Industry Conference in Latin America (CLINT) arrives as a beacon amid this constant movement—a space to connect, reflect, and redraw the map from which we communicate with the world.

We invite you to be part of this experience that blends reflection, innovation, and action. We’ll talk about artificial intelligence, ethics, adaptation, challenges, and all the pressing issues shaping our industry today.

If you’re looking for inspiration, fresh ideas, tools to navigate the changes impacting our profession—if you want to share perspectives, add your voice, and be part of a community that isn’t afraid of challenges—this is THE place to be.

It will be a meeting point for companies, linguists, project managers, academics, students, regional government officials, and professionals from related fields from all corners of our country, Latin America, and beyond. Every voice matters, and every perspective enriches this new map we’re building together.

Let’s open the map. Read the signs. Redraw the course.

About us

Translated in Argentina (TINA) is the first non-profit association of language service companies whose objective is to promote the local language industry, train resources, and build awareness to strengthen our activity within the Argentinian business environment.

In an effort to further strengthen our already established position as the go-to place for into-Spanish language services, we focus on bringing together localization industry stakeholders in Argentina by providing training to member companies and industry players in general as well as by seeking partnerships with government and industry associations all over the world.

We promote and support activities related to:

• The use of new technologies
• Professional information & training
• The organization of conferences and seminars
• Participation in international events
• The promotion of language activities as a source of economic growth and the creation of direct and indirect jobs