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January 2002 Volume XXXI Number 1 The Chronicle A Publication of the American Translators Association in this issue professional practices January 2002 Volume XXXI in this issue Number 1 Features A Publication of 10 ATA Conference Sponsors and Exhibitors the American Translators 12 ATA 42nd Annual Conference Pictorial Association 16 ATA Honors and Awards 18 International Certification Study: OTTIAQ By Jiri Stejskal 20 Creating a Company Mentoring Program By Barton Goldsmith Editor If you have experienced the professional and personal growth that comes from a great Jeff Sanfacon mentoring relationship, then you will understand the value that comes from creating [email protected] your own company mentoring program. Proofreader 21 What Freelance Translators Can Do to Ensure Payment Margaret L. Hallin of Their Work By Marianne Dellinger Design/Layout Freelance translators occasionally experience difficulties collecting payment for their Ellen Banker/Amy Peloff services. 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