How Airbase and Silicon Valley Bank combine to transform your financial operations.

Every great partnership has a magic chemistry that makes it work. Join Silicon Valley Bank and Airbase to hear how our chemistry can bring magic to your financial operations.

About this webinar.

Find out how Airbase can software-enable your SVB cards so that all card spending is pre-approved, properly recorded, and flows directly to your general ledger. You’ll learn how to handle POs and reimbursements along with your card spend from one single consolidated platform, all tied to your SVB account.

We’ll demonstrate the ease with which you can handle complex accounting flows like amortizations and 3-way match, ensure robust approval and oversight, and give all employees a system they love to use. You’ll gain a new understanding of the ways this partnership can transform your AP.

Check out a sneak peek of this powerful partnership.

Key takeaways.

Learn what it means to software-enable your SVB cards.
See how a consolidated platform provides for consistent workflows across all non-payroll spend to ensure compliance and create happier teams.
Learn how workflow tools allow you to set the rules for company spending and then enables the system to enforce them.

About the speakers.

Hunter Briggs

Solutions Advisor at Silicon Valley Bank

Hunter is a Solutions Advisor at Silicon Valley Bank, overseeing the entire portfolio of mid-market clients in Southern California. He helps SVB’s customers build efficient payment ecosystems by tailoring a cash-management/payments strategy that is unique to his customer’s life-stage and industry-specific vertical. Prior to joining SVB, Hunter was a Treasury Management Sales Consultant at Wells Fargo for 5 years.

Catherine Gacad

Director Banking Partnerships at Airbase

Catherine is Director of Bank Partnerships, overseeing Airbase’s innovative financial institution partnerships. Prior to joining Airbase, she was at Wells Fargo for over 17 years, including 4 years as Senior Vice President, Partnerships. Catherine was an inaugural member of the Money 20/20 RiseUp Leadership Program. She has an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.