Marjory Bancroft, as the founder and director of Cross-Cultural Communications, LLC (CCC), plays a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of community interpreting in the United States. Under her leadership, CCC has established itself as the oldest and only national interpreter training agency, dedicated to...
Marjory Bancroft, as the founder and director of Cross-Cultural Communications, LLC (CCC), plays a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of community interpreting in the United States. Under her leadership, CCC has established itself as the oldest and only national interpreter training agency, dedicated to enhancing communication across diverse cultural contexts. Marjory's expertise is particularly evident in her development of The Community Interpreter®, a comprehensive 40-hour certificate program that has gained international recognition. With over 100 licensed trainers operating in 26 U.S. states and six countries, this program exemplifies her commitment to empowering interpreters and ensuring high standards in the field.
In her current role, Marjory oversees a range of key projects that include training, training-of-trainers, and curriculum development tailored to meet the evolving needs of the interpreting profession. Her extensive experience in teaching and editing has been instrumental in creating manuals and resources that are not only informative but also accessible to a diverse audience. Marjory's proficiency in languages, including French, and her background in technical translation and simultaneous interpretation further enhance her ability to connect with professionals across various sectors.
Marjory is also actively involved in fundraising initiatives that support CCC's mission, ensuring that quality interpreter training remains available to communities in need. By providing consulting and technical assistance, she fosters a collaborative environment where interpreters can thrive. Her dedication to the field, combined with her innovative approach to training and research, positions Marjory Bancroft as a leading figure in cross-cultural communication and community interpreting.
