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New office in Amsterdam, Netherlands

19/07/2024
A stylized illustration of a row of colorful buildings, typical of Amsterdam's architecture. Above the buildings, there is a logo with the text 'Relational.' Below the buildings, there is an illustration of a bicycle and the text 'Nice to meet you, Amsterdam.

We are thrilled to announce the opening of our new office in the vibrant city of Amsterdam! This expansion marks another milestone in our journey to strengthen our global footprint and bring our top-tier software solutions closer to our customers.

Amsterdam, known for its innovation and strategic location, is the perfect place for us to grow and continue delivering in excellence to our customers, every day.

About the new office opening, our President and CEO, John Papaevgeniou, stated: ‘’The opening of the Relational office in Amsterdam is the cornerstone of our company’s international expansion into European markets. I welcome Razvan Codreanu as CEO of the new entity and wish him every success in our global markets endeavor.’’

Razvan Codreanu, CEO of Relational Netherlands, also stated: ‘’I’m thrilled to be part of the Relational team, leading the new Amsterdam office. This marks Relational’s continued commitment to customer focus and innovation. With our 30-year legacy and European roots, this expansion strengthens our ability to serve Benelux clients and drive groundbreaking solutions across the EU. Amsterdam, boasting a booming financial and fintech scene with over 800 active companies, is the perfect base to fuel our innovation engine and further propel Relational’s growth within the European financial sector.’’

We are looking forward to this exciting journey ahead!

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