10:00 AM onward
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Ease into the day with coffee, breakfast, and rich conversation. Stop by to pick up your badge and swag, then let the networking begin. Please bring a valid photo ID to check in.
Ease into the day with coffee, breakfast, and rich conversation. Stop by to pick up your badge and swag, then let the networking begin. Please bring a valid photo ID to check in.
A fast-paced, interactive “Ramp 101” session designed to build confidence with the core Ramp workflows finance teams rely on most—plus how Ramp agents can automate and streamline those workflows. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how Ramp supports day-to-day financial operations and improves accuracy and efficiency.
What works at 50 employees breaks at 500 and completely falls apart at 5,000. Finance leaders who have graduated through different growth stages share what scaled, what didn't, and the decisions they wish they'd made earlier so you don't have to learn the hard way.
You only get one chance to build the foundation. Those first implementation decisions set the ceiling for what Ramp can deliver for years to come – and how well your controls and AI perform. Hear from Ramp and Bryant Park Consulting on guided, AI-forward deployment, with real rollouts, custom solutions, and the wins and gotchas you won’t hear about in a demo.
Game days, road trips, venue contracts, per diems in three cities — sports finance doesn't follow a normal corporate rhythm. Hear how finance leaders brought real-time visibility and control to spend that spikes unpredictably and involves more vendors than most companies deal with in a quarter.
Most finance teams at high growth companies are constantly in contract catch-up mode: chasing renewal dates, reconciling what was agreed versus what's being billed, or discovering auto-renew clauses only after they've triggered. This results in many organizations losing an average of 11% of contract value after the deal is signed: value that was already negotiated, then quietly left on the table. The fix isn't a bigger legal team - it's a reframe. Contracts aren't just legal documents. They're a source of untapped spend & revenue intelligence, and they belong on Finance's radar. In this session, we'll walk through how lean Finance and operations teams are turning vendor contracts from a filed-and-forgotten formality into an active tool for spend visibility and control. You'll leave with: - A framework for treating vendor contracts the way you treat spend data - tracked, analyzed, and acted on - Practical ways to surface renewal risk, pricing drift, and obligation gaps without adding headcount - A clear picture of how AI-powered contract management fits alongside your existing spend stack - What proactive procurement actually looks like for fast-growing finance teams
A construction/RE finance leader shares how they brought project-based spend under control across multiple job sites and cost centers.
Distributed teams bring new growth opportunities and administrative headaches. Learn how to eliminate manual back-office drag by integrating OnPay into your technology stack. Scale payroll, compliance, and expenses without expanding your administrative footprint.
Everyone talks about the ROI of automation. But nobody talks about the controller who finally stopped working weekends, or the analyst who reclaimed their weeknight on the couch instead of a spreadsheet. Finance professionals share how automation changed not just their workflows — but their careers, their teams, and what they actually spend their days doing.
As organizations grow, the systems and processes that once supported finance operations can become barriers to efficiency, visibility, and scale. But how do you know when your accounting stack is no longer serving your business? In this session, we'll explore the accounting-stack journey through the lens of modern finance leaders. Attendees will learn how to assess the effectiveness of their current financial systems, identify common warning signs that indicate it may be time for change, and evaluate opportunities to improve processes through automation and integration. We'll also discuss best practices for planning and executing technology transformations, including strategies for successful implementation, user adoption, and long-term scalability.
Every dollar has a donor, every grant has a restriction, and your finance team is probably three people doing the work of ten. A nonprofit finance leader gets real about managing restricted funds, surviving audit season, and modernizing their stack without disrupting the mission.
Ripping out your legacy finance stack is the project everyone knows they need to do and nobody wants to start. A finance leader who's been through it shares the real timeline, the vendor breakup conversations, and the gotchas nobody warned them about — so yours goes smoother.
Campfire has spent the past months running AI agents in production across continuous forecasting, close, treasury, and accruals. Some of it works. Some of it we've turned off. In this candid conversation we’ll explore how finance teams can use AI to become more strategic while keeping humans in control of the financial truth. Expect concrete examples, lessons from the field, and an honest conversation about what it takes to put agentic finance into practice. You won't get an autonomous-finance keynote. You'll get specifics: what we automated, what we reversed and why, how the controller's day actually changed, and what we'd tell a finance team starting this quarter. If you're deciding where to point AI in your own close, this is the session for the tradeoffs nobody puts on a slide.
AI is reshaping how we work, build, and make decisions. Scott Galloway cuts through the hype to explore what comes next for business, wealth, ambition, and a life well lived.
Distributed teams, client-billable expenses, multi-entity headaches — professional services finance has its own special flavor of complexity. Pull up a chair and swap solutions with peers at consulting, legal, and agency firms who deal with the same mess you do.
Modern finance platforms, automation, and AI are giving companies more speed, visibility, and control than ever before. The greatest opportunity is to convert those capabilities into an operating advantage tailored to what is uniquely true about the business—its customers, economics, culture, talent, systems, and strategic position. Felix Calero shares PARA’s practical LINE framework to help finance leaders and founders locate the win, inventory their control, navigate the tradeoffs, and evolve through evidence—aligning technology, process, information, and people behind a line that fits their company and compounds over time.
The first night sets the tone. Grab a drink, make the introductions you've been putting off, and meet the people you'll be learning from all week.
Your finance team spends too much time on work that shouldn't require a human. Ramp's leadership lays out the roadmap for autonomous finance — where AI agents run the repetitive stuff and your team gets back to the work that actually moves the business. This is your look at what Ramp is building and why it matters for your next 12 months.
Every finance team has a category of travel that sits outside the T&E program: candidates, contractors, HCPs, board members, event guests. It gets booked manually over email and/or on the phone, paid on someone's personal card, and reconciled weeks later through reimbursements and one-off invoices. We'll show how Juno brings that spend under policy and onto a corporate spend program - guests book themselves through a branded link, payment is centralized, and finance gets clean, coded data on day one.
Hear from Ramp’s internal AI leaders about our journey to becoming a company of AI superusers. Learn how Ramp is driving organization-wide adoption—from building enthusiasm and removing friction to creating practical workflows that deliver real value. You’ll leave with actionable ideas to help your teams embrace AI and put it to work every day.
A fast-paced, interactive “Ramp 101” session designed to build confidence with the core Ramp workflows finance teams rely on most—plus how Ramp agents can automate and streamline those workflows. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how Ramp supports day-to-day financial operations and improves accuracy and efficiency.
Payroll, medical insurance, vendor payments, and more…they are all movements of money. But what if your money could talk? What would it say? How would it advise you? How do you get a full picture of it? AI? Drawing from their experience as finance leaders: - Sandra Smith, Operating Partner at NewView Capital and former CFO of Segment - Nabin Banskota, Co-Founder and CFO of Niural, who spent a decade at Citi managing global finance and cross-border operations. Together they’ll explore three must-hear topics shaping the future present of how money moves: - AI driven analysis - Agentic AI driven finops - Full picture cash flow on one screen
Ramp's Lead Economist, Ara Kharazian, shares the latest data on AI adoption in the United States, including risk and opportunities, what's driving growth, and expectations for AI regulation from governments here and abroad.
You've heard "use AI" a hundred times. Cool — but which finance tasks do you hand off, and which ones blow up if a human isn't in the loop? This session is designed to kick-start your AI journey without the hype or overpromises. You'll stress-test real scenarios like approvals, categorization, and fraud detection, and build your own automate-vs.-human framework.
What if close just… happened? This session walks through how Ramp's auto-reconciliation, smart categorization, and real-time reporting can take manual close tasks off your plate entirely. You'll see it live, identify which of your manual steps can die first, and stop dreading the last week of every month.
Finance increasingly has real-time visibility everywhere except global headcount, where risk still runs on outdated assumptions and tariffs, tax rules, and labor law shift faster than most teams are built to track. This session unpacks why that blind spot exists and what it takes to close it.
Nobody's first attempt at AI adoption goes smoothly. Three finance leaders get honest about the false starts, the skeptical CFO, and the moment things actually started working. If you're early in your AI journey and tired of vendor case studies that skip the messy parts, this is your session.
The AI company paying thousands of experts to train frontier models didn't come to Ramp for cards and expenses. They came to stop logging into four systems just to spend money. Over thirteen months they rolled out four Ramp products one at a time, treating each as a change management project rather than an implementation. Hear which group they piloted with first, the signal they watched to know it was working, and what changed once the pieces started reinforcing each other.
Hear from Greg Cooley, Controller at AngelList, on how his team attributed 400+ AI spend sources to a clear owner and purpose and cut monthly AI spend by almost 20% without slowing down experimentation. Learn what finance needs to do before a fast-moving AI cost becomes a surprise.
Travel and spend are converging fast, and this year's decisions will age well or become a migration project. Corporate Traveler and Ramp explore where T&E is headed and how finance leaders are preparing. What's worth investing in – and what isn't?
Hear how an accounting leader closes their books in record time. See which workflows they killed, which automations they built, and what they had to change about their team's culture to make it stick. This is the playbook you'll take back to work on Monday.
Foursquare's spend was scattered across five tools. It took a month to pay a bill. Mike Bohn came in as an operator, ripped out Coupa, consolidated everything onto Ramp, and achieved 100% managed spend, with every invoice backed by a PO and every card transaction pre-approved. You'll leave with a replicable playbook for consolidating your spend stack and getting full visibility into every dollar going out.
Migrating treasury sounds great in theory but terrifying in practice. Hear from a Ramp customer who shares the full experience — the migration, the surprises, and the visibility they gained on the other side — so you can decide if consolidation is worth the leap for your team.
Stop managing payroll complexity—start automating it. See why leading CFOs architect compliance as competitive moat, not cost center. Eliminate manual processes, cut risk, and free your team to focus on strategy. That's your competitive advantage.
Drawing on real-world implementation experience, two practitioners, one from the client side and one from the partner side, share what it actually takes to modernize a financial system. In this session, you will learn why technology alone rarely solves everything, how to start simple and stay agile, how to plan and design for outcomes before you build, and how to drive organizational preparedness and drive lasting adoption.
A practical workshop focused on the Ramp Stack—the core products and how they work together end-to-end—so partners and their clients can spend less time on admin and more time advising. Participants learn what’s included in the Ramp Stack today, how the pieces connect, and how to position the full solution.
Some finance roles are about to change dramatically. Others don't exist yet. This session skips the hand-wavy futurism and gets specific — which roles evolve, which emerge, and what your org chart should look like if you start restructuring around AI next quarter instead of next decade.
Your approval workflows made sense when you set them up, but have they kept up with your business? In this hands-on session, you'll redesign and pressure-test your approval, receipt, and reimbursement workflows with peer feedback — and leave with something you can deploy the week you get home.
Adding revenue has always meant adding accountants. This session looks at why that tradeoff is ending, which parts of the close disappear once the ledger does the work itself, and where the freed team capacity can go.
Discover how Ramp can extend your ERP by bringing accounts payable, corporate cards, expense management, procurement, and treasury workflows into one integrated platform. Drawing on real-world experience with customers using Ramp alongside their ERP, this session will share best practices for getting the most from the platform, from streamlining approvals and automating manual accounting processes to improving spend visibility and strengthening financial controls. We’ll also explore some of Ramp’s lesser-known capabilities and benefits that organizations may be overlooking, along with practical ways to optimize the Ramp and ERP integration. Attendees will walk away with actionable ideas for creating a more efficient, scalable finance operation while keeping the ERP as the financial system of record.
Two AP managers open up their actual playbooks and showing you how they run accounts payable day to day, from invoice intake to payment execution. Steal what works, skip what doesn't, and compare notes with people who get it.
A fast-paced, interactive “Ramp 101” session designed to build confidence with the core Ramp workflows finance teams rely on most—plus how Ramp agents can automate and streamline those workflows. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how Ramp supports day-to-day financial operations and improves accuracy and efficiency.
For 20 years the ERP stored what already happened. Rillet Founder and CEO Nic Kopp makes the case for what's next: agentic finance, where humans and agents share one financial truth and agents work directly inside the general ledger.
As AI adoption scales, token spend can quickly become difficult to see, understand, and control. Learn how Token Spend Management helps businesses uncover where tokens are being consumed, identify savings opportunities, and take action through spend limits, budget alignment, and invoice reconciliation—so teams can increase AI productivity and improve its economics without sacrificing speed.
A practical workshop focused on the Ramp Stack—the core products and how they work together end-to-end—so partners and their clients can spend less time on admin and more time advising. Participants learn what’s included in the Ramp Stack today, how the pieces connect, and how to position the full solution.
Three-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White didn't just compete at the highest level of sports, but he redefined competitive snowboarding. In conversation with Ramp CEO Eric Glyman, Shaun shares what actually goes into peak performance: the years of preparation no one sees, the setbacks that sharpened his edge, and how the same conviction that made him the best in the world is now driving what he's building next. A conversation about competing, evolving, and what it means to be relentless in whatever arena you're in.
