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Deltek Promotes Mike Corkery to Acting CEO Dec. 7, Succeeding Kevin Parker

Mike Corkery

Deltek has appointed Chief Financial Officer Mike Corkery to serve as acting CEO, effective Dec. 7, the company announced Wednesday.

Kevin Parker

Current President and CEO Kevin Parker will leave the company on that date after seven years at the helm, during which time the company said its revenues tripled and its customer base doubled.

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo completed its $1.1 billion acquisition of the enterprise software and information services provider in October and took that company private.

Corkery has helped the company grow and become more profitable over the last seven years, Parker said.

Deltek is carrying out long-term plans for Deltek to enter new markets and grow internationally, Corkery said.

This is Corkery’s second turn as a company’s acting chief executive, as he held the CFO and acting CEO roles at ICO Global Communications prior to joining Deltek.

Before joining Deltek, Parker served as CFO at PeopleSoft between October 2000 and December 2004 and was also named co-president of that company in October 2004.

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