Projective buys financial services specialist Prodone

18 June 2012 Consultancy.uk

Projective, the Belgium specialist in program- and project management has taken over Dutch branche associate organization Prodone in Badhoevedorp. Both the advisory firms are entirely focusing on projects within the financial sector. Because of this take-over, Projective in the Netherlands has approximately 20 consultants. The founder of Prodone, Robert Beverwijk, is acceding the MT of Projective which furthermore consists of Corjan Mol (former Double Effect partner) and Piet Impens (former Capco Principal).

In total, Projective has 60 consultants working in establishments in Belgium, the United Kingdom (UK) and the Netherlands. The organization has an ambitious growing strategy – in 2014 in wants to double to 120 advisors. In speeding up this growing ambition, Projective is looking for an acquisition in the VK.

Prodone founder Robert Beverwijk on the selling of his advisory firm: ''We quickly noticed that our way of thinking and ambition matched those of Projective. We are looking forward to continue growing together.''

Projective Overname

Corjan Mol, co-Country Director of Projective in the Netherlands: ''By bundling our forces, we get the opportunity to broaden our perspective in the field of project management, also can we build on our common identity,'' said Mol. ''The combination of our customer files in the Netherlands amplifies our presence in the Dutch banking sector. In this, employees of Prodone substantially contribute to knowledge expansion within Projective. Not only Dutch clients benefit from this take-over. Also foreign clients can be served better with more developed expertise.''

Projective

Projective is an advisory firm which offers program- and project management services to financial institutions. The firm is founded in the year 2006 and has 60 employees in three locations (Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom). In 2011, Projective had a turnover being close to €9 million, with a gross profit of €1,6 million. For 2012, a €12 million turnover is expected.