ElevenLabs Launches in Belgium with New Brussels Office to Expand Localized AI Operations

ElevenLabs has officially launched in Belgium by opening an office in Brussels to deepen partnerships with local enterprises and expand its physical presence. The move aims to build localized AI that adapts to Belgium’s multilingual environment, where over 100 languages are spoken in Brussels alone.

Local Leadership and Team Expansion

Falke Van Onacker has been appointed to lead the new Belgium office. The company plans to triple the size of its team in Belgium this year, with the majority of new hires based in Brussels. This expansion supports the goal of working side-by-side with customers to create AI solutions that feel natural for specific brands and cultural contexts.

Enterprise Adoption and Use Cases

Belgian organizations are using ElevenLabs for agent deployment, transcription, content creation, and accessibility. Key deployments include:

• Cavell: A medical AI copilot using speech-to-text for customized notes, currently rolling out to 8,000 practitioners.
• Corilus: Uses ElevenScribe to transcribe Flemish patient calls with EU deployment and zero-retention compliance.
• Mediafin: Belgium’s largest business newspaper publisher converts up to 10 million characters per month into Dutch and French audio.
• FL Studio: Integrates Eleven Music natively, with expected volumes of 30,000 to 1 million minutes of audio per month.
• Glowi: Runs ElevenAgents for applicant screening and scheduling in Dutch, French, and English.
• European Union: Uses the platform to dub high-level diplomatic press conferences in multiple languages.

Additionally, approximately 20 Belgian organizations hold active ElevenLabs grants supporting work in education, the arts, and accessibility.