Interpreting & Translation
Our network of interpreters and translators provide interpreting and translation services from our headquarters in Kansas City to the surrounding region, in almost any setting.
Cultural Awareness Services
We provide training, coaching, and consulting to help you and your company navigate cultural barriers, work more effectively across cultures, and resolve conflicts caused by cultural misunderstandings.
Bridging the Gap Interpreting connects people through language services from the heart of America in Kansas City to across the globe.
Our company was founded on the ideal that all individuals deserve respect and understanding. Serving clients nationwide since 2007, Bridging the Gap fulfills a variety of professional language-service needs, all with exceptional customer service at competitive rates.
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Where We've Worked:

Kansas City Headquarters
Allentown, PA
Ankeny, IA
Arlington, TX
Atlanta, GA
Austin, TX
Bellevue, NE
Belton, MO
Bloomington, IN
Blue Springs, MO
Bossier City, LA
Bovina, TX
Carthage, MO
Cedar Park, TX
Centreville, VA
Chattanooga, TN
Chicago, IL
Cynthiana, KY
Danville, KY
Denver, CO
Derby, KS
Des Moines, IA
Dodge City, KS
Douglasville, GA
Duluth, GA
Durham, NC
Elkhart, IN
Fairfax, VA
Case Studies, Stories, and Advice for Interpreters
Examples and encouragement from our 14 years of experience working in interpreting, translating, and cultural awareness.
The Archway, Issue 1
The below is the text of our first company newsletter, the Archway, which was published on December 3rd: Learning Together with Nabil: Improvement When improvement …
The Invitation
by Oriah It doesn’t interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for and if you dare to …
Case Study: Court Interpreter Saves the Hearing
Several years ago a local county court requested an Arabic court interpreter from our company for a hearing that involved several parties, one of which was …
Note-taking is Vital
Tracking information is vital for interpreters, particularly when interpreting consecutively. In this recent article by Athena Matilsky at the NAJIT Observer discusses how to get the most …