Founder and project manager. With an economic degree, he is driven, energetic and enterprising, offering ideas and working them out thanks to a profound experience in life in spite of his young age, which also explains his professional enthusiasm and availability. He is indispensable in the daily management of the team and to keep the spirits up to their highest level.

With an international Marketing degree, Michael arrived at Global Lingua Services as a Project Manager. He has been working in sales for more than 10 years and brings with him his experience, composure and intuitive sense of service. His objective is to focus our business on growth and development, both internally and externally.

Gérald Depaus is presently one of Global Lingua Services Project Manager, namely in charge of coordinating projects and relations in the framework of public, institutional as well as International projects. He is also in the active in thebusiness of employment as consultant for the Brussels Region Employment Service, where he acts as interface between ACTIRIS and the major companies in the region for the sectors of industry and energy; his knowledge of the employment sector in Belgium and Europe both from employer as well as jobseeker point-of-view provide him with a bottom-up view that enables clients to rely on his advice and orientation. His tasks comprise not only advice regarding recruitment but also methodological orientation for the latter. He is also self-employed in the business of translation / interpretation and project manager for Global Lingua Services.
This manifold activity is backed-up by an educational and professional background that is definitely an asset for this project.

We cannot talk about Global Lingua Services without mentioning Guy Tummers : translator/interpreter by training, Guy is the true language professional. Our representative for interpretation and having completed his studies in French, Flemish born Guy epitomises the multi-talented interpreter. During his ten years in the profession Guy has built himself a solid reputation, so much so that the main national private television channel has regularly had recourse to his voice for its interpretations.

In spite of a passion for music and a successful career as a soloist playing the flute at the Interfaculty Music Chamber of the Free University of Ghent, Michel Wagner, born in June ’51, decided to take the entry exam for the Belgian Chamber of Translators, Interpreters and Philologists of which he would later become a permanent member.
In 2000 he gets registered at the European Centre For Literary Translation (ECLT; Brussels) which would be the start of intense friendships with the renowned translators Albert Bensoussan and Denise Laroutis who show him the way into the world of published literary translation (Antonio Tabucchi, L’atelier de l’écrivain, Passage du Vent, received much praise from Parisian critics in 2001: Quinzaine Littéraire N° 805) and the publication on 7 October 2008 of his first novel, L’apparence de la mort, with éditions Beauchesne (Paris).