Akula stands with people, without discrimination, to be their voice and act as a bridge giving them access to information in their native language. Akula is diverse, inclusive and advocates for the voiceless. We are a black-owned, women-run business and proud of our heritage.
Diane Mbombo Tite
Founder and CEO
Diane Mbombo is an African black woman who immigrated to the US with few resources and a profound determination to be successful. I met terrific people in my journey who contributed to my establishment. My dream is to give back to the community by empowering women, immigrants/refugees, and anyone needful by providing the platform to use their language skills and cultural competencies to generate income and be self-sufficient.
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Montreal Office
Naomi Ngalula Tite
Operations Manager, HR
I have worked closely with interpretation services for several years organizing events in different countries and have witnessed effective interpretation at work.
I am an immigrant to Canada from South Africa and have faced another environment with its own reality. I had to go through a lot of paperwork and with complex language in order to get established; my fluency in the language was a key asset during this time.
Akula Interpreting and Translation LLC give me the opportunity to draw from both my Marketing and Nursing experience and to help people in a different way–through language!
Are you multi-lingual and interested in being an interpreter?
Since CoVid19 became a global pandemic, many people are struggling to find employment, pay bills, etc. Working as a remote freelance interpreter lets you work from your home, supplementing your income. To be certified as an interpreter requires an in-depth course that can be done from your home.