In this session, learn how the adoption of virtual cards has helped provide additional visibility and control to company spending.
Even though virtual cards have been part of the payments system for over ten years, there remains a lack of clarity around how they work and their value to companies large and small. In this 20-Minute Tales from the Frontlines of Finance, we’ll talk to Eoin Hession, Controller at Recharge, about how his company uses virtual cards in their operations. We’ll discuss what it took to make the shift from plastic to virtual cards and how the adoption of virtual cards has helped provide additional visibility and control to their company’s spending. If you’ve never had the pleasure of creating a virtual card nor enjoyed the benefits of their approval workflows, automatic syncing to the GL, and continuous audit trail, join us to get up to speed on this increasingly mainstream payment innovation.
Darcie Lamond is Director of Brand at Airbase, responsible for content creation and messaging, and has 25 years of experience in finance and marketing. She began her career in the Treasury Department at Bank of America, focused on capital markets transactions. Her time in banking included a Senior VP role heading the marketing and trading of currency and interest rate derivative products globally for First Chicago (now Chase). She served as Partner, CSO, and CFO for a marketing agency, giving her hands-on experience in day-to-day operations and managing the company’s finance and accounting.
Amer Ali, Head of Strategic Finance & BizOps at Netlify, a Series C company that pioneered the Jamstack category. Recently, Amer was named one of Floodgate Fund’s Anchor List top strategic finance professionals.
Dmitri Litin, Controller for AspireIQ, a community intelligence marketing platform.