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Mary Jayne is the Founder and CEO of Global Wordsmiths and an Adjunct Faculty Lecturer of Translation Technologies and Applied Translation in the MA of Global Communication and Applied Translation program at Carnegie Mellon University. Mary Jayne als...

Mary Jayne is the Founder and CEO of Global Wordsmiths and an Adjunct Faculty Lecturer of Translation Technologies and Applied Translation in the MA of Global Communication and Applied Translation program at Carnegie Mellon University. Mary Jayne also serves as an appointed Commissioner for the Pittsburgh Commission on Human Relations, and sits on the Board of Directors of the Alliance for Refugee Youth Support and Education. She is an active member of several advisory boards and committees to share her broad expertise in the fields of language accessibility, applied translation, and business administration. Mary Jayne studied public service at the University of Pittsburgh and language translation & interpretation at the Universidad Autónoma Nacional de México in Mexico City, and brings twenty years of field experience as a translator, community interpreter, and language accessibility advocate & consultant to her roles. She is driven and passionate, and has dedicated her career to advancing a culture of language access.

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