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Founded in Houston, TX, LanguageTran has catered to the translation needs of hundreds of companies and individuals in the city for more than 10 years. Because it is a center of international business, home to the third largest Hispanic and Mexican-American population in the USA, and a city where 80+ languages are spoken, there is a robust demand for translation services. Houston hosts twelve nations have banks and it boasts 90 foreign consulate offices and more than 500 foreign-owned companies. More than 3,000 Houston firms, offices, and non-profits are involved in international business. In addition, 600 area companies maintain offices in 129 countries.

Houston is known worldwide as the home of American space travelers and is widely recognized as the Energy Capital of the USA, if not the world. The city does not, however, live on space travel and oil alone. It boasts a vigorous economy based on a broad range of industries. It is diverse and international, with more than 20% of the area population foreign-born, attracted by its international economic interests, strong petrochemical and manufacturing base, plentiful academic institutions, world-class medical facilities, and the Port of Houston, the tenth largest port in the world. The gross domestic product (GDP) of Houston and its surrounding area is calculated at 325 billion, larger than that of many countries, including Denmark, Iran, and Argentina.

It is no surprise that such a busy international city would give rise to a world-class translation companies in Houston. Specifically, LanguageTran has extensive experience in the following industries within the metro area.

Energy - Technical Translation

Houston is the USA operational headquarters for six major petroleum companies, key petrochemical and chemical product complexes, dozens of petroleum engineering companies, hundreds of equipment and parts manufacturers, and thousands of oil industry service providers. An industry with wide-ranging international commitments, the oil and gas trade has a high demand for translating documents for projects in Latin America, the Middle and Far East, Russia, and several Central Asian countries. LanguageTran has provided extensive technical translation service in Houston for large offshore and onshore energy projects for companies such as Cameron, KBR, Halliburton, and Technip, among others.

Medical - Medical Translation

Houston is also home to the world's largest concentration of medical facilities, the Texas Medical Center. Most of the Center's 47 not-for-profit member institutions regularly receive clients who might speak any of the world's languages. The many academic and research health institutions in the area have an international reach, as well. These include The University of Texas Health Science Center, Baylor College of Medicine, The Methodist Hospital, and the prominent psychiatric treatment center, the Menninger Clinic, a world leader in psychiatric treatment, research, and education. LanguageTran has furnished translation services in Houston's finest hospitals and research institutions.

Chemical

Nearly every major chemical company has a manufacturing plant in or near Houston, making it a world leader in the chemical industry. LanguageTran has served the industry by translating hundreds of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for chemical products and maintenance manuals for chemical plants.

Financial

Houston is widely regarded as a center of finance and a player in the international economy. Banks and other financial services institutions and businesses are attracted to this thriving city, which is second only to New York City in the number of Fortune 500 companies with corporate headquarters located there. The impressive number of banks in the city includes many from other countries, supplying the international community with financial assistance.  LanguageTran's satisfied clients include many in the financial sector that have turned to us for translation services. Houston will continue expanding its economic horizons on the shoulders of international trade.