Not Just Any Voice: Why Designated Interpreters are Critical for Deaf Leaders

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We need to stop pretending that any interpreter will do. In high-profile environments, executive meetings, political platforms, boardrooms, the interpreter becomes the audible extension of the Deaf person. And that means one mistake, one awkward pause, one mismatched tone, and the person in power gets rewritten as someone they’re not.

There is a difference between a general interpreter and a designated interpreter. The difference isn’t just preference. It’s presence. Let me show you.

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