Finance - Global Corporate Card & Expense Program Specialist Global Corporate Card & Expense Program
$57.44
ApplyFinance - Global Corporate Card & Expense Program Specialist Global Corporate Card & Expense Program
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$57.44
About the role
- Lead day to day management and continuous improvement of the global Corporate Card program, including lifecycle processes, issue escalation, controls, and operational governance in partnership with the corporate card provider.
- Support execution of global Expense Reporting processes, ensuring alignment with policies, compliance requirements, and best practices across regions.
- Identify, evaluate, and implement AI driven solutions and automation opportunities to streamline processes, enhance data quality, and reduce manual workload.
- Collaborate with external partnerssuch as Concur, Client, PredictX, WalkMe, Fintua, and Clientto enhance system capabilities, reporting, and the overall user experience.
- Work with key operational tools and platforms, including Concur, Citi
- Manager, PredictX (analytics), and SAP, to support Corporate Card and Expense Reporting processes.
- Maintain accurate and updated documentation, including process maps, standard operating procedures, and work instructions.
- Support global policy updates, stakeholder education, and communication plans to ensure consistent understanding and adoption of Corporate Card and Expense Reporting standards.
- Partner with Finance, Procurement, Compliance, Tax, HR, IT, and regional controllers to ensure alignment and effective end to end process execution.
- Conduct external benchmarking and foster a culture of continuous improvement, innovation, and digital enablement.
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