Veritas in the Press

Working Woman website, May 2011
“Women are encouraged to have it all – juggling marriage, children and a high-powered career without dropping any of the balls. But is it possible…” Read more…

HSBC Website, May 2011
“Can you inspire a recovery? Sharon Stephens is the co-founder, with Rachel Bryan, of Veritas Language Solutions. Based in Swansea, the award-winning firm provides translation and interpreting services and is growing fast…” Read more…

20 Minutos, April 2011
“Premio traducćion. Veritas Language Solutions ha organizado una competición Traducción (Veritas University Challenge) para probar las habilidades lingüísticas de los estudiantes…” Read more…

The Times, February 2011
“All systems go in battle to halt the brain drain. Academy makes life easier for Welsh talent…” Read more…

Business Life, November 2010
“Veritas wins HSBC national business award. Two mums who started a translation business immediately after leaving university have been named winners of this year’s prestigious HSBC Start-Up Stars International Award…” Read more…

Venture Wales, November 2010
“Raising the entrepreneurship game in South West Wales. Swansea University graduates, Rachel Bryan and Sharon Stephens approached Venture Wales for help in setting up Veritas, a language translation company…” Read more…

Business Life, November 2010
Photographs from Women in Business Awards Read more…

South Wales Evening Post, September 2010
“Start-up has two reasons to celebrate. A translation firm in Swansea has been given two reasons to be cheerful…” Read more…

Business Life, September 2010
“Veritas up for National Award. Swansea business Veritas Language Solutions has been named one of South West and Wales’ top young companies in the prestigious HSBC Start Up Stars Awards…” Read more…

Western Mail, July 2010
“As entrants in the 2010 HSBC Start-Up Stars Awards, Sharon Stephens and Rachel Bryan epitomise the entrepreneurial spirit that drives the awards…” Part 1 Part 2

South Wales Evening Post, May 2010
“Linguists net cup success. Those who don’t speak through the language of football will be able to understand each other thanks to a Swansea firm.” Read more…

Business Life, May 2010
“Speaking to a global market. While English is widely acknowledged as the universal language of business, the ability to conduct business and commerce in local dialects can open many more doors and opportunities…” Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

South Wales Evening Post, April 2010
“Mothers prove you really can have it all. Sharon Stephens and Rachel Bryan are two mums who combined their studies with motherhood and came out on top…” Read more…

South Wales Evening Post, March 2010
“Dream translates into £1m contract. Two remarkable business-minded mums have gone from a bright idea to a £1 million contract in just eight months.” Read more…