Mother Tongue
Zooner Possu has accumulated significant experience in accounting and management roles since starting as an Assistant Manager at Vital Ingredient in February 2012. Zooner later served as a Supervisor at Starbucks, where team management and inventory control were key responsibilities. A role as Trainee Assistant Accountant at Super Financial Limited involved raising and posting invoices using Sage 50 Accounts. In the current position as Assistant Accountant at Mother Tongue Writers since September 2014, Zooner focuses on setting up suppliers and managing invoices through QuickBooks. Zooner holds a BA (Hons) in Accounting & Finance from London Metropolitan University and a degree in Tourism Management from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos.
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Mother Tongue
Mother Tongue is the informed choice for anyone in advertising or marketing who needs to be sure that the foreign-language versions of their copy will be as good as the original in every way – and of course, delivered on time! Our copywriters are based all over the world and are selected on the basis of their excellent writing skills combined with language ability. They are all specialists in creative translation, adaptation and transcreation and we have a range to cover all disciplines, including TV scripts, press ads, online, straplines/endlines, radio scripts, posters, websites, brochures, DM and promotional material. We will also give local market guidance for research concepts and creative consultation including feasibility studies on straplines/endlines. For larger advertising localization projects and decoupling we have been able to adapt our own processes to the various workflow solutions and supply chain process technologies provided by either client or pre-press/pre-media service providers, delivering a centralised scalable resource. With major projects under our belt, we have demonstrated that the solutions we offer are effective and deliver all the cost efficiencies you would expect.