Achieve business growth with integrated travel and expense tools
How optimizing travel and expense tools lead to increased spend visibility and control
Learn how to drive savings, compliance and productivity by optimizing travel and expense management
The Covid-19 pandemic and resulting economic uncertainty have shifted business priorities toward cash management and operational efficiencies. Accounts payable functions are, unfortunately, ill-equipped to support these needs. Legacy spend management tools, such as travel and expense, are especially antiquated, manual and fragmented, contributing to poor spend visibility and control.
Today, finance leaders have an opportunity to architect spend management solutions that position their businesses for growth, within the context of distributed workforces, digital payments and new technology. Join us to explore how you can optimize the travel and expense cycle to drive savings, productivity and compliance at your organization.
Watch the webinar to:
- Learn how to position your business for growth by optimizing spend management solutions that respond to the rise of distributed workforces, digital payments and new technology.
- Learn how to increase spend control and assess the real-time health of your business.
- Discover how to empower employees and finance teams with user-centered experiences, proactive policy management, flexible payment solutions and automation.
Presented by:
Michael Sindicich
General manager of TripActions Liquid
TripActions
As general manager of TripActions Liquid, Sindicich is obsessed with creating the world's best travel payments platform while overseeing various aspects of the business including go-to-market strategy, product development, engineering and operations.
Prior to TripActions Liquid, Sindicich spent the last four years building and leading sales teams within TripActions, most recently as vice-president of enterprise sales. Prior, he led sales teams at Apptimize (acquired by Airship) and was co-founder of financial brokerage Hurley Brothers. Michael earned his bachelor of science degrees in psychology and biology with honors from UCLA.
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