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Deltek Opens New Belgium Office

Deltek (Nasdaq: PROJ) is making the move to fortify its Belgian and Luxemburg markets by opening a new office in Diegem, Belgium.

“Opening an office in Belgium is part of our European growth strategy, ” says Henk Jan Onstwedder, Managing Director, Deltek Belgium. “It is a logical step for us, since we already have a notable group of Belgian customers using Deltek solutions.”

 

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