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This is a true story of how a man’s passion for languages made him successful to an extent that he went on to win a business award. I am talking about Tom Bool, who’s been a student at Anglia Ruskin University having studied European Business there and recently won its 2009 Alumni Success in Business Award.
It was when he was studying for his degree at the university that Tom discovered his passion for languages, as well as a taste for international lifestyle. In the course of two years that he spent in France, studying at the university at Clermont Ferrand and in a number of placements and jobs, he attained nearly native degree of fluency in French. This boosted his confidence and he set his sights on attaining fluency in the Spanish language. He went on to work as an English teacher in Spain where he continued to indulge his passion for languages.
Tom Bool worked in a variety of jobs, absorbing valuable lessons from each, before establishing his own company, Integro Languages at the age of 29. Integro Languages is based in Norwich and provides both language translation and interpretation services to discerning niche-markets. The company has hundreds of professional language translators on its rolls and provides language translation services for over 150 languages. Tom Boon also plans to branch out into telephone interpretation services, Braille transcription and other language translation services.
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