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ePayables 101: Understanding the Basics
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NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team Virtual Roundtable
ePayables 101: Understanding the Basics
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Description
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Do you hear the phrase ePayables when talking to your provider or other peers in the industry and get nervous because you don’t fully understand the concept? Members of the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team come to your rescue in this webinar series: addressing the basics through program implementation and sustaining/growing a program.
In the first webinar of the series, ePayables 101, the team helps attendees understand the different models available, explain benefits of exploring the ePayables solution, and start sharing lessons learned. Specific learning objectives include:
- explain the many models involved with ePayables (i.e., SUA, STP, BIP, etc.)
- provide the business case for why organizations pursue ePayables
- explore the benefits of implementing an ePayables solution from the perspective of the end-user organization and the supplier
- review the hurdles in planning, contracting and implementation phases
- discuss expectations for implementation
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All end-users and providers are welcome.
For directors, vice presidents and executives, this webinar will provide you with the information to determine if an ePayables solution is a good fit for your organization.
For program administrators, this webinar is a good springboard to future program management education and CPCP preparation.
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About the Facilitators:
Jennifer Baerren, Global Travel and Expense Analyst, Heidrick & Struggles
Jennifer Baerren has over four years of Corporate Card experience. In her latest chapter of life, she oversees all functions of the card, expense and travel programs. Jennifer is currently on the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team.
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 Dianne Hernandez, Global Card Program Manager, Transocean Inc.
Dianne joined Transocean in March 2010 and is responsible for their Global Card program including Purchasing Cards, Travel Cards, CTA and Virtual programs. In this role, she manages the strategic design and direction of the program along with all aspects of card and relationship management. Based in Houston, Texas, she has leveraged her 14 years of card experience to expand their card program globally, increased controls and implemented card payment strategies to streamline processes, increase operational efficiencies and gain visibility into spend. Dianne is currently on the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team.
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 Matthew McCallister, CPCP, Senior Director, Accounts Payable, Credit Card Services, Property Tax Payments, and Fleet, Brookfield Property REIT, Inc.
Matthew McCallister joined Brookfield Properties (formerly General Growth) in 2004, and manages the Credit Card services team, expense reporting team, accounts payable group, co-manages the company’s fleet of vehicles, and is responsible for the company’s property tax processing and payments. The company’s card programs are in excess of $100 million and include Purchasing Cards, Travel Cards, Ghost Card/BTA, Fuel Cards and ePayables. Matt has full responsibility for these areas of the business, which serves internal customers at 165 locations in 42 states. Matt brings more than 30 years of experience in credit card programs and accounting when sharing his industry knowledge via webinars and in-person presentations for multiple institutions (including NAPCP, US Bank, and American Express) over the past decade. Matt is currently a member of the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team.
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Chad Robison, CPCP, Purchasing Card & ePayables Program Manager, Intermountain Healthcare
Chad Robison joined Intermountain Healthcare in 2014. Chad also has over 25 years of experience in both supply chain and finance working for L-3 Communications, Boeing and Hughes Aircraft Company. Chad has presented and facilitated roundtables at prior NAPCP conferences and has presented a webinar for NAPCP. He was the 2018 NAPCP Peer-to-Peer award winner and currently sits on the NAPCP Corporate Advisory Team.
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| What do you get? |
Link to the recorded webinar through the GoToWebinar tool.
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| Duration |
This presentation is approximately 60 minutes in duration. |
| Original Presentation Date |
August 27, 2019
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CPCP Points
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Viewing of this presentation will earn 0.25 points toward CPCP initial eligibility or re-certification.
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