Management Team

Our management team is comprised of seasoned veterans in the translation and localization industry.

David Grunwald-Chief Executive Office

Following the dot-com boom (and crash) at the beginning of this 21st century, David identified an opportunity to create a global-reaching language services company based on Internet technologies. Three years after launching the Global Translation Services website, the company has clients from all over the world, sales offices in North America, Europe and the Mideast, and thousands of people using the website daily.

Following a 6-year marketing career at Motorola Inc., in 1992 David founded DG Tech LTD., a leading writing and translation services company. David has a B.Sc in Physics from Bar-Ilan University.

David Schah-Germany Country Manager

David joined Global Translations in 2004. A native of Bruhl, Germany, David combines an impressive array of language skills, project management capabilities and writing talent. Professionally, David has worked as a teacher of German, English and Russian; has served as a project manager for L&H and Delta International in Germany; and also finds time to be a freelance journalist for Deutcher Welle and ef-Magazine. David has a Diploma in Translation Studies of Asiatic Languages and an M.A. in Russian, English and French Studies, both from University of Bonn.

Tim Mylward-UK Country Manager

Mr. Mylward is a leading innovator in the language business. He developed the first automated Translation Memory alignment tool for use with Trados and also Amptran which became the basis for the original SDLX translation memory software. Not one to be content with past achievements, Mr. Mylward's problem solving skills and leadership gained in over 30 years in the IT industry have led to other breakthroughs and opportunities. Mr. Mylward joined GTS in 2006 after spending 5 years at as CTO Alpha CRC.

Mr. Mylward holds a B.Sc in Computer Science from Brunel University.

Barbara Reichman-Project Manager

Barbara joined Global Translations in 2002 and has proven her skills in project management and quality control of translation projects. She has succesfully overseen the implementation of advanced CAT tools, and has introduced invaluable linguistic guidelines and project methodology into our operations. Barbara has a B.A. in Statistics and Computer Science from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and a Diploma in Data Processing and Computer Programming from the Hertzing Institute in Toronto, Canada.