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Alison Anders, CPCP
Senior Manager
Charles Schwab
 Alison’s career in Corporate Cards began in 2010 when, working in the gold mining industry as a buyer, she inherited the Travel and P-Card programs. She was thrown in head-first as she was asked to lead a One Card RFP to consolidate the two programs and hasn’t looked back since. She successfully rolled out that new card program, while writing and releasing a new Travel and Expense Policy, and implementing a new expense software system. In 2015, Alison joined Charles Schwab to manage the Travel and Expense and P-Card programs. Alison is responsible for all aspects of the program and for leading the team that oversees 12,500+ card accounts, related policies, expense system, and all audit processes, along with cardholder training and communication strategies. Most recently, Alison implemented an artificial intelligence expense audit solution and is launching a new declining balance program. Alison earned her CPCP designation in fall 2018. She loves getting involved any way she can with the NAPCP and is currently a member of the NAPCP Travel Card Advisory Team.
Randy Legaspi
Director of Accounting
Kinder Morgan, Inc.
 Randy is passionate about discovering, unlocking and maximizing value. This is evident from graduating with a BBA from The University of Texas, a public state college with the No. 1 undergraduate accounting program in the nation, to establishing, while continuing to grow, a Virtual Credit Card program with over 18,000 suppliers. Throughout his career working in the defense industry, consulting and energy, he has increased revenue, decreased expenses, improved both sides of the balance sheet, and streamlined processes in various roles and responsibilities.
It’s not all about business for Randy. He enjoys all sorts of outdoor activities from swimming, cycling and running, to surfing. While inside, it’s karaoke, dancing and reading to name a few. Before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, he was planning a live NFL draft podcast for up to 400 fans. Now with extra discretionary time, he is training with his 11-year-old-daughter, cooking new recipes, and virtually connecting with family and friends.
 Sheila Snell
Global Payments Strategy Lead
Merck & Co., Inc.
Sheila Snell is the Global Payments Strategy Lead for Merck & Co.,Inc who has 15+ years of Commercial Card Experience. Responsibility for over 45K cards in 75 countries. She is responsible for making sure there is consistency in processes around the globe from application submission to cancellation and payment of accounts. In addition, she has created communications to be used in the various regions to educate cardholders around the use and management of the account. She works closely with the company Security team to ensure employees have that Duty of Care they need as well as the support needed in times of crisis. She is currently working on establishing a virtual card program that will streamline payments especially for meetings. Sheila is currently a member of the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team.
Terrence Wilson, CPA, MBA, CAPA
Accounts Payable Operations & Compliance
Altria Client Services, LLC.
Mr. Terrence Wilson serves as an associate manager for Altria, parent company to Philip Morris USA, which is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. Mr. Wilson began his career as a staff auditor at KPMG. After three years in the public accounting field, Mr. Wilson sought to further sharpen his skills in accounting and finance by earning an MBA in 2004 from the College of William and Mary. Shortly thereafter, he began his tenure with Altria in the Corporate Audit department. Currently, he holds the position of associate manager in the Accounts Payable department, an area in which he has spent 10 years. One of his roles includes focusing on performing compliance auditing for the Company’s travel and entertainment expenses.
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