The ATA Chronicle - November/December 2022 - 7

session hallways, smiles and
hugs all around, a fantastic
selection of educational
sessions, the energy of
networking sessions, and
the bittersweet moment of
watching the conference
recap video, this year's
Annual Conference was
very special. I'm so grateful
we had this opportunity to
meet in person at last. The
inspiration, excitement, and
connections will be long
lasting-until we meet again
next year!
Useful Links
ATA63 Video Recap
ATA63 Photo Gallery
ATA63 Sponsors
ATA63 Exhibitors
ATA63 App (login required)
ATA63 Website
ATA64 Video Promo
How to Submit a Successful ATA Annual
Conference Proposal
Northern California Translators Association
Association of Translators and Interpreters
in the San Diego Area
you that we'll address all
the issues with our app
vendor. In the meantime,
the desktop version of the
app is available, and ATA63
attendees can still peruse
it to connect with others.
A big thanks to all those
who completed the session
surveys and the Overall
Conference Survey. Your
feedback is invaluable. By
sharing your thoughts,
you become a part of the
conference planning team for
next year.
It's hard to pick just a few
highlights from ATA63! From
the unforgettable Welcome
Celebration on an outdoor
terrace to the buzzing
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Looking Ahead to ATA64
It's my pleasure to serve as
the conference organizer
again for ATA's 64th Annual
Conference, October 25-28,
2023. We're already hard
at work planning next
year's reunion, and I can't
wait to see everyone in
Miami, Florida, at the Hyatt
Regency Miami!
As ATA Treasurer John
Milan and President
Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo
shared in their statements
during the Annual Meeting
of All Members, it's time
for ATA to rethink our
conference model. We want
to make sure our Annual
Conference is financially
sustainable and offers a
great experience to all our
attendees-both those who
are new to ATA and those
who attend every conference.
In the coming months, we'll
be discussing how to revamp
our conference events and
try some new ideas. We'll
We finally had a fully in-person
conference again-and it was a
truly unforgettable feeling.
be visiting the conference
hotel soon and I'll be sharing
updates about what to expect
at ATA64 in my future
columns. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, I hope
you'll consider submitting
a conference proposal this
year. The call for proposals
for ATA's 64th Annual
Conference will be out in
January, so it's time to start
planning your proposal!
(See the link in the sidebar
and watch " How to Submit
a Successful ATA Annual
Conference Proposal " to
learn more about developing
and submitting a proposal
for this event. It's free!)
If you have any questions
or feedback, or if you would
like to help organize ATA64,
please feel free to email me at
president-elect@atanet.org.
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