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Aug 13
2026

Tomedes Promotes Emilyn Sinamban to Head of Client Solutions, Unveils New Client-Focused Department

Translation company restructures client experience around full-journey accountability, ending siloed handoffs between teams.
Tomedes, a professional translation company with nearly 20 years in the industry, today announced the promotion of Emilyn Sinamban to Head of Client Solutions. The appointment comes alongside the launch of a newly formed Client Solutions department, created to give every client-facing employee complete ownership of the client and vendor relationship, from the first point of contact through final delivery.

Sinamban joined Tomedes a decade ago and has spent that time building the company's client-facing operations. As Global Customer Success Manager, she built the company's customer success function from the ground up, developing a high-performing team, establishing cross-departmental processes, and managing client relationships across the United States, Canada, and the European Union. She also played a direct role in strengthening client trust around data privacy, work that was recognized by Slator when she was quoted on the launch of MachineTranslation.com's Secure Mode, a feature developed in direct response to client concerns she identified and escalated.

"Emilyn did not just manage customer success at Tomedes – she built it," said Ofer Tirosh, CEO of Tomedes. "Over 10 years, she has shown what it means to lead with consistency, integrity, and genuine care for the people around her. This promotion is not just recognition of what she has accomplished. It is an investment in what she will build next. The clients who work with Tomedes are in exceptional hands."

New Department, New Standard for Accountability
The newly created role marks a structural change in how Tomedes manages client relationships. Under the new model, all 30 members of the client-facing team will be trained and held accountable across the entire client journey, rather than passing clients between separate teams at each stage. The result, the company says, is a single point of contact for clients who already understands their full history and needs, with no information lost between departments.

"What excites me most is watching everyone grow through this transition and seeing the effect it has on Tomedes," said Sinamban. "I want to be a leader who is there for the team – not only for the wins, but most especially when the job gets tough. Our priority is to serve clients efficiently and to provide real solutions to their needs. That starts with having a team that is ready, capable, and genuinely invested in the outcome."

Prior to joining Tomedes, Sinamban worked as an online English tutor and as a writer across multiple industries, early experience she says continues to shape her leadership style.

"My humble beginnings have kept me grounded and grateful. Strong businesses are built by strong teams. That has always been my focus - developing reliable, capable people while delivering exceptional results for clients."

About Tomedes
Tomedes is a professional translation company that has served businesses across the United States, Canada, the European Union, and international markets for nearly two decades. More than 120,000 businesses worldwide trust Tomedes to deliver accurate, reliable, and scalable translation services in over 270 languages, combining the expertise of professional human linguists with advanced AI translation technology. For more information, visit tomedes.com.
Source:https://www.1888pressrelease.com/tomedes-promotes-emilyn-sinamban-to-head-of-client-solutions-pr-769832.html
 
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