Fiona Lee

Fiona Lee

Former Content Lead, Ramp

Fiona writes about B2B growth strategies and digital marketing. Prior to Ramp, she led content teams at Google and Intercom. Fiona graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in English.

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Education
Bachelors degree in English, UC Berkeley
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Expertise

SMB digital marketing, B2B growth strategies

Articles by Fiona Lee

Vendor invoice management: Definition, process, and best practices

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Vendor invoice management: Definition, process, and best practices

Vendor invoice management is how you capture, validate, approve, and pay supplier invoices. Discover how to process an invoice and automation benefits.
What is vendor management? Process, benefits, and best practices

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What is vendor management? Process, benefits, and best practices

A strategic process for overseeing and optimizing vendor selection, performance, risk mitigation, compliance, and relationships to maximize operational value.
Petty cash fund: What it is and how to manage it

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Petty cash fund: What it is and how to manage it

A petty cash fund is a small amount of cash kept on hand for quick, low-value business expenses. See how it works, how to record it & how to manage it securely.
Vendor spend analysis: Key benefits, steps, and best practices

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Vendor spend analysis: Key benefits, steps, and best practices

Vendor spend analysis reveals how much your business spends on suppliers. With this insight, you can implement changes to lower costs and streamline vendors.
Vendor management best practices, tools, and strategies

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Vendor management best practices, tools, and strategies

Vendor management best practices for 2026: reduce risk, control costs, and improve vendor performance across selection, contracts, and ongoing reviews.
Best business gas credit cards in December 2025

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Best business gas credit cards in December 2025

Compare the best business credit cards for gas to track fuel spend, control costs, and earn rewards—ideal for fleets, field teams, and frequent drivers.