As part of our collaboration with Day Translations, this is an interview with their President Sean Hopwood, talking about his background, his passion for languages, his fully remote company and how it’s been thriving even during a recession, and why he thinks remote translations are a great career path for digital nomads. When did you
Tell me about your freelance business My business is a Post-Production company called NK Films. We offer services for any video content such as editing, visual effects, motion graphics, colour grading and a whole lot more! Tell me about your awards I’ve been really fortunate to win a few awards over the years, namely ‘Freelancer
Read about a remote employees success story: Apptension and teamdeck. When was Apptension founded? What inspired you to do start a company? We founded Apptension in 2012, in Poland, as a software development company. Together with my current business partners Artur Gutkowski (COO) and Michał Kleszcz (CTO), we’ve successfully participated in a few hackathons. After
Have you ever heard of working gloCally? Pauline Roussel, co-founder of Coworkies, explains. How did the concept for Coworkies come about? Coworkies came out of our own needs. When we started about a year ago, I was the General Manager of a coworking space in Berlin that focuses on Startups only (called The Place). We
Manny Pantoja is the co-founder of LocalBeyond, a new concept to help digital nomads and entrepreneurs organise their living and working arrangements abroad. How did you come up with the concept for LocalBeyond? One day Murray, the co-founder, called me and said, “I have a concept I want to run by you. You know how
Co-working is a growing trend; Coworker.com co-founder Sam Marks shares his experience and advice. What inspired the creation of Coworker.com? My co-founder and I were in Hong Kong in 2015 and discovered our first coworking space which was Garage Society. After a couple of years of working from home, cafes, and other public areas, we
A conversation with travel journalist Nik Lashley: the transformative power of travel and life as a digital nomad. Wanderlust runs in your family: tell us about your first generation nomad father Growing up in the north west of England, my dad, Harry, a West Indian immigrant from Barbados arrived in Britain at the end of
In Viaggio Col Tubo are Giorgio and Martina, whose YouTube channel is gaining much popularity thanks to their engaging and informative travel video guides. Here is their story so far, their plans for the future and their advice to new travel videographers. Q & A with In Viaggio Col Tubo What inspired you to start
What’s up! My name is Lee Kemp, aka Lee Explores, and I’m 22 years old currently living not too far from London in the UK. I predominantly do travel vlogs and abandoned building videos. When did you first discover your passion for videography? I’ve always had a passion for photography ever since a young age.
I met Clarice Lin at the YouTube Space in London. She moved to Singapore to London and specialises in digital marketing. When and why did you decide to move to the UK? I moved here on 30 March 2010. I had this thought to move to a new country to have a fresh start, to
