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Rick Antezana, CEO
by Rick Antezana, CEO
on Aug 24, 2026, 8:59:59 AM

Language access is one of the few line items in a state agency budget that is legally required, demand-driven, and hard to predict at once. The obligation is fixed while the volume that satisfies it ...

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