Live Webinar October 7th, 2021 – 11:00 am to 12:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
Provider:   PEX  – The Process Excellence Network

This session will discuss how smart corporate cards provide real-time data on spending, helping finance teams to inform higher management on business decisions

Join Visa’s director of Fintech partnerships to learn more about to increase visibility over spending processes and allow for greater spend control in hybrid work models

In today’s business environment, the need for organizations to be more agile means enabling their employees to make critical business decisions quickly and use company money to put them to fruition.

However, it is vital to avoid inappropriate purchases and with many organizations adopting hybrid work models, finance teams must have access to flexible spend controls and real-time spend data.

Join this session presented by Jose Cuevas, (LinkedIn profile) director of Fintech partnerships at Visa and Robin Gandhi, (LinkedIn profile) senior vice-president of product management and payments at TripActions, to learn more about how innovative smart corporate cards can help companies promote a better spend culture.

Key themes of the webinar will include managing decentralized spending and how technology can help companies get instant visibility and faster month-end close.

By registering and attending the session, learn how to:

• Empower high performance teams with easy access to products and services that will reduce inefficiencies.
• Get access to real-time spend date for flexible planning.
• Implement the latest trends around travel and spending behaviors in your team.

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Achieving Business Growth Through Better Team Spend Management

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