Description

How important is compliance monitoring in your day to day activities? Is it a priority at the executive level of your organization? This roundtable discusses the value of proactively monitoring spend to insure funds are being spent appropriately and for the best value of your organization.

Download this event to discuss:

• Is this a current priority? Should it be?
• What is your organization doing today?
• What tools are available to assist you with monitoring transactions?
• Should policies and procedures be updated?
• What is the risk involved if something negative happens?
• Can you demonstrate that your organization is doing its best effort to monitor spend and compliance?

This event correlates with Section VII(E) “Managing the Program—Metrics and Benchmarking" of the CPCP exam.

Cecilia McClay, CPCP
  Boston College

Cecilia is the manager of Purchasing Card operations at Boston College. Cecilia has been with Boston College on the operations of the Purchasing Card program from 2000-2009 and was promoted to manage the program in 2009. She has been heavily involved in growing the program as well as automating as much as possible. Her involvement with the NAPCP includes being an annual conference speaker, a Regional Forum host and a webinar presenter.

Gina Miller, CPCP
University of Maine

Gina manages the Procurement Card program, which includes Travel, Purchasing and Gas Fleet cards for the University of Maine system. Before coming to the University, she has worked in various credit card and accounting positions in her almost 30-year career. She passed her CPCP exam at the national conference in San Diego, California, in April 2018 and is on the NAPCP Travel Advisory Team.

Greg Hamilton
Mastercard Worldwide

Greg joined the Mastercard Worldwide team in 2012 after more than 25 years as a leader in this market segment working directly for several large issuers and technology partners. As vice president of Public Sector Sales for large market commercial payments in the U.S., he and his bank issuing partners are actively involved in assisting with RFP development, program design, implementation and overall sales and service strategy for state and local government, higher education and not-for-profit organizations. Greg's responsibilities include commercial credit products including virtual payments, Purchasing Card, Travel Card and fleet applications. 

Dave Minier
J.P. Morgan Chase

Dave is located in Washington, D.C., and has over 25 years of experience in the card industry. His experience includes sales and relationship management in both card issuing and merchant acquiring, and his focus is on program optimization for clients to ensure prudent program management that drives correct results. Dave is a member of NAPCP's Higher Education Advisory Team (HEAT) and was the NAPCP 2017 Commercial Card Provider of the Year.

The virtual roundtable is complimentary for members and $149.00 for complimentary subscribers.  

Continuing Education Credit

This event is worth 0.25 points toward CPCP initial eligibility or re-certification.