Mike Corkery , president and CEO of Deltek and a two-time Wash100 Award recipient, said the company was able to reach over 15,000 Deltek Project Nation members worldwide by hosting the Deltek Insight 2020 conference in a virtual format.
He told ExecutiveBiz in an interview posted Tuesday that hosting the virtual event has allowed Deltek to offer breakout and general sessions for on-demand viewing through Dec. 31.
“And if an attendee would like to get certified on a Deltek product, they can do that for free through the end of the year as well,” Corkery added.
He noted that social distancing requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic have pushed the company to be creative when it comes to delivering content and discussed how the company pivoted to telework during the pandemic.
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