Five Benefits of Virtual Card Programs For Mid-Market AP Departments

Until now, virtual cards were primarily a payment option for accounts payable teams within larger, enterprise-level organizations. But today, the benefits of these one-time use cards are more readily available to businesses in the middle-market. 

Compared to other labor-intensive payment options, virtual cards offer:

1. Cash back on all payments
2. Higher payment security
3. Faster payments
4. Lower regulatory risks
5. Simpler vetting of vendors

Join IOFM’s Executive Editor Jess Scheer, and Michael Railey, Senior Director of Payment Operations and Annie Fogel, Payment Operations Associate of MineralTree for a highly-interactive discussion where we will cover virtual cards' place in the middle-market B2B space.

Jess Scheer
Editor, IOFM

IOFM Editor Jess Scheer is an award-winning business reporter, focused on the intersection of accounting, finance and management. Before joining IOFM, Jess spent five years as a Process Consultant, helping organizations more effectively and efficiently manage end-to-end processes, including Procure-to-Pay and Order-to-Cash.

Jess is a popular speaker, keynoting IOFM’s annual conferences. His sessions draw on his experience helping organizations create effective measurement approaches, conducting custom survey projects, as well as personally managing several large-scale benchmarking programs.

Michael Railey
Senior Director of Payment Operations, MineralTree

Mike Railey is the Senior Director of Payment Operations at MineralTree, overseeing all aspects of the company’s payment solutions. Mike brings over 15 years of operational experience to the role, and holds a BS in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts. 

Annie Fogel
Payment Operations Associate, MineralTree

Annie Fogel is a Payment Operations Associate at MineralTree, specializing in the company’s Virtual Card Payment Solution. Annie graduated from Miami of Ohio with a BS in Marketing and a BA in Social Justice Studies. 

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