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Team

Most translation businesses are agencies, and their staff are administrators, not language specialists. When they talk about using teams of translators they tend to mean project-based, "virtual" groups of freelancers, working from home.



We are different. We are an in-house team of full-time translators with a project manager to coordinate us. We are always happy to talk to clients directly.


Roy Fox
Roy Fox
Senior partner
Nationality: British
In Austria since: 1982

Degrees: PPE (Oxford), Dip. Sov. Studs. (Glasgow)
, Cert. Ed. (London)
Translation specialisms: PR; energy; business; finance; and economics
In Britain I was a journalist and teacher. After coming to Austria I worked as an international civil servant, journalist, UN consultant and part-time translator. I set up my first translation office in 1988. I founded the firm in 1994, and am the senior partner. I look after terminology development and train new translators.
You can ring me directly on extension 12

Rob Perry
Rob Perry
Partner
Nationality: British
In Austria since: 1998

Degree: French and German (Leeds)

Translation specialisms: tourism; advertising; corporate design, branding and marketing; business; IT; and telecoms
After graduating in Britain I worked as an English teacher. I joined Fox Coffey in 2001 and became a partner in 2006. I am in charge of business development and IT (including translation software). I am a trained plain English consultant, and apart from translating I also advise companies on their customer communications.
You can reach me on extension 13

Jon O'Shea
Jon O'Shea
Partner
Nationality: British
In Austria since: 1996

Degrees: German Studies and Politics (Lancaster); MBA (Open University)
Translation specialisms: business; finance; energy; management/HR; and real estate
I came to Austria soon after graduating, and lectured in business English at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, the FH Wiener Neustadt and the IMC Krems. During this period I was also a freelance translator. I began working for Fox Coffey in 2006, joined the in-house team in 2007 and became a partner in 2008. I am the quality manager, and am in charge of work flows.
To find out how your project is going, ring me on extension 15

Anastasiia Zazirna
Anastasiia Zazirna
Project manager
Nationality: Ukrainian
In Austria since: 2006
Degrees: German (Kiev)
During my studies in Kiev I worked as a teacher, translator and interpreter. Since moving to Vienna I have been studying translation and interpretation in English, German, Italian and Russian. I am the project manager, and spend a lot of my time communicating with clients and translators. I also check the Russian translations.
Unless you dial an extension I am usually the first person you speak to

Tom Crawley
Tom Crawley
Translator
Nationality: British
In Austria since: 2002
Degree: English Language and Literature
Translation specialisms: Business; arts; PR; and energy

 

I came to Austria soon after graduating, and since then have worked as a marketing manager for the Economist Group (focused on the CEE region), as well as a theatre director and actor, and a language trainer. I began translating in 2006, and joined Fox Coffey in late 2010. I began working for the firm full time in February 2010. I am assisting Rob with the introduction of memoQ and improved use of translation memories.
My extension is 14

Milena Nowak
Project manager
firma@foxcof.co.at

Nationality: Polish
In Austria since: 2006
Degree: BA Transcultural Communication (Vienna)

 

I came to Austria immediately after leaving school to study translation. I gained my first translation experience while studying for my BA. In 2010 I enrolled for a Masters in Translation and German Philology. I joined the Fox Coffey team as a project manager in April 2011.

If you don't dial an extension mine may be the voice you hear.