Tanner writes it.

Here to translate, proofread, edit and write.

I deliver high-quality, culturally sensitive work that makes a meaningful impact in both the corporate and charitable sector.


Freelance

2017 - Current

I have had the privilege to provide my translation, writing, and proofreading services to various global brands and advertising agencies. In doing so, I help them communicate effectively with their customer base.

Through my experience with brands such as adidas and Merrell, plus agencies like Revolt, I have honed my skills in tailoring content to several different audiences. I use my experience to maintain brand voice and integrity with cultural subtleties of language to make a message compelling to the target audience.


SisterHearts Inc.

2017 - Current

As the in-house consultant for SisterHearts Inc, a non-profit organization based out of New Orleans, I work closely with the CCO and Founder supporting brand communications. My writing, editing and proofreading expertise helps outline their mission in different publications and amplifies success stories that resonate with potential investors.


The Formery AMS

2014 - 2017

As a supporting translator, I provided local language expertise in both translating and writing. I supported this UK-founded advertising agency in its launch of the Amsterdam branche, as well as its rebrand in The Netherlands.


Sid Lee AMS

2008 - 2010

A unique role was created for me - I assisted the various creative teams in translation and proofreading for a range of clients. Additionally, I set up an in-house interactive and engaging Dutch language course. It provided all incoming Sid Lee expats with an introduction to the Dutch language to help them settle in. Furthermore, I supported some employees prepare for Dutch citizenship.


Dutch as a Foreign Language Educator

2008 - 2017

As a Foreign Language Educator in Amsterdam, I taught Dutch to a range of people: expats from all over the globe, residents of other European countries, and students with a temporary residence permit - with English as the common language spoken by most of the students.

This required an in-depth knowledge of the Dutch language and its grammatical structure and a thorough understanding of the cultural subtleties.

I supported them in reaching their goals which included learning Dutch, navigating Dutch society and its administrative system, gaining confidence in social interactions, and preparing for Dutch citizenship.