Lindsey Cambardella, CEO of Translation Station (Photo: Ryan Fleisher)
Phyllis Stallman started Translation Station 20 years ago with a home computer. Now the company has 12 employees and hundreds of independent contractors in 38 states, plus a new CEO -- former wills and estates attorney Lindsey Cambardella.
July 19, 2018 at 01:32 PM
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Lindsey Cambardella left her wills and estates law practice last year for a business role: CEO of Translation Station Inc., a Chamblee-based company that puts interpreters and translators together with people who need them in courts, schools, hospitals and other settings.
As it turns out for Cambardella, the move wasn’t as big a leap as it might seem.
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