When global mobility technology company Vontier sought to optimise procurement payments and working capital across its European entities, it turned to banking partner BNP Paribas for assistance.
Alison Crossman (Vontier) and Corine Spier (BNP Paribas) explain how the partnership produced an innovative procurement card programme that streamlined supplier payments, strengthened cash flow, and set a blueprint for the next wave of digital card-to-account innovation.
Featured on this episode
- Eleanor Hill
- Editorial Consultant, Treasury Management International (TMI)
- Alison Crossman
- Global Treasury Manager, Vontier
- Corine Spier
- Director, Commercial Cards Sales - Payment and Cash Management Division, BNP Paribas
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