Beth Negus
Managing Director
Isabelle Deschamps
Operations
We are a boutique agency aligning our English-first services to bridge the space between two worlds. Feeling the change in your business? Well, these times deserve a fresh approach: You don't have time to learn a language — you want to absorb it like a sponge. Which takes trainers that know your business and speak your lingo. And have all the bells and whistles of our modern era to make it so!
And you need a translation of that document that you can rely on? With touch-of-a-button convenience but a familiar face on the end of the phone? Fast and affordable should still be human — this is what we are! And that translation - you should be able to track it, from translator to linguist and from linguist to editor.
You want to be able to express yourself on the stage, in that webcast or blog? We do that too. And that brand you represent — we'll nurture it as well. Creating living content that grows with you. Afterall, this is where Beth's passion for English first found its expression. Bringing us full circle. Which fits to our belief system — because we believe no matter where this new world is taking us, we're getting there together in ripples not in lines.
eStory wins new client Persistent with focus on Process Mining, and Enterprise architecture
Isabelle Deschamps joins the team as Head of Operations and eWord
Rich and Justin join as Tech Copywriters.
Banking-as-a-service content required by our newest client, a fintech company.
Katja Vincent joins as Head of Office
eWord supports the ASAC agency with ongoing English-first copy for Porsche Motorsports
eWord continues great work with SCHMIDHUBER including supporting on the Audi account.
Emily Wachelka joins the eStory team
Rebrand!!!! eLearn, eWord and eStory are born (well - formalised)
eStory team gets down to it for an IT company needing a new brand story and narrative
Work includes weaving the new narrative into all copy on a 100 page website. Good thing we're great at word couture
eWord wins super exciting opportunity to work with leading University
Can't say anything more, but boy oh boy are we all excited!
Sarah Herrmann-Hopwood takes on the ropes as Head of eLearn and wows us all with her personality, attitude and spirit. What a fit!
eStory acquires prestigious new Fintech company as client
eLearn wins global law firm
Rebecca Innerhofer joins as Head of Operations and gets her hands dirty immediately with our "Digital First" strategy
Megan Lindsay, Sarah Herrmann-Hopwood, Philippa and Carr join the team
eStory acquires new innovation world LabCampus as client
eWord gets involved in a transcreation job with a difference. This one's using video mapping for an international event - and we have to work with the 3D designers to turn words into creative pictures
Bridget Gibb, Andrea Antzack, Gina D'Angelo join the team
eStory acquires new C-level client
Russ Leonard and Jon Shepherd join the eStory team
eStory works with Lux Consulting on ethical business assignment — including a speech entitled "Prudence as Strategy"- how organizations build sustainability principes into their DNA.
eStory takes a giant leap into the future of its develpment and starts working with Software AG. A brand we not only represent, but champion as friends and believers
Simon Rees joins the team and Silvia Schager too.
eWord gets sensational opportunity to transcreate the Volkswagen Wholesalers Sustainability Concept
eWord expands the Schmidhuber account to support with translation of newsletters, blogs and help with creative concepts
Sonja Clarke joins the team
eLearn starts to work with Schmidhuber — a totally inspiring spatial communications agency that have taught us as much as we've (hopefully) taught them
eLearn starts to work with other ministeries and the parliament. One of our specialisms is still "English for EU Law".
Harry Waterstone and Thiery Feraud join the team
eLearn starts to work with PKF — and expand it's footprint into finance and tax advisory services
eLearn starts to work with the Staatskanzlei. We're not at liberty to say more, but it opened a huge door to a very important niche in our business. And 10 years down the line, the door is still wide open.
Beth Negus sets up executive english as a freelancer
And the rest is history....