schedule
10:00 AM onward
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Atrium
Registration Open
Ease into the day with coffee, breakfast, and rich conversation. Networking begins here — before the first session even starts.
Ease into the day with coffee, breakfast, and rich conversation. Networking begins here — before the first session even starts.
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.
Healthcare finance is a special kind of tightrope — move too slow and you fall behind, move too fast and compliance comes knocking. Hear from peers who've figured out how to run a modern, automated finance operation without triggering a regulatory nightmare.
One fraud attempt got flagged in time. But another one didn't. A finance leader shares both stories — what the controls caught, what slipped through, and exactly what they changed after. You'll leave knowing which fraud patterns to watch for and which controls to turn on tonight.
Crew per diems in three cities, equipment rentals nobody approved, and a post-production invoice that doesn't match any budget line — sound familiar? A media finance leader shares how they brought order to the chaos of managing spend across multiple simultaneous productions without adding headcount.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Your vendors are quietly swapping flat licenses for token credits and usage-based pricing — and your budget didn't get the memo. You'll learn how to spot hidden AI surcharges in your contracts, model token-based costs before they spiral, and negotiate like you actually have leverage (because you do).
Power users, unite. This is for pros who have outgrown the basics — a technical deep dive into advanced automations, custom integrations, and API-driven workflows. You'll unlock capabilities you didn't know existed and leave with code snippets and configs you can implement immediately.
There's a growing divide between finance teams leaning into AI and those still "evaluating." This session puts hard data behind that gap — and hands you the exact framing you need to walk into your next board meeting and make the case that waiting is the riskiest move of all.
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.
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.
Bring your laptop. You'll configure a real AI spend policy inside your own Ramp environment with guided support from Ramp's product team and a customer power user who's already done it. You're not leaving with notes — you're leaving with a live policy running in your account.
They started with credit cards. Then added bill pay. Then procurement. Then banking. Somewhere along the way, the value started compounding in ways they didn't expect. Hear a Ramp customer break down the real math and help you figure out what to adopt next.
A controller walks you through exactly how their team went from a 15-day close to 48 hours — 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.
You probably processed invoices manually this week. Some got stuck in an approval chain. At least one had the wrong GL code. Now watch Ramp's agentic AP system chew through 100 invoices on stage — then open your own account and configure your approval automation before you leave the room.
You're probably managing cash across more accounts, tools, and dashboards than any one person should. This deep dive into Ramp Banking shows you what consolidating treasury into a single platform actually looks like — and whether it makes sense to stop juggling.
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.
Two AP managers open up their actual playbooks and show 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.
Most finance teams aren't failing at AI because the tools aren't good enough — they're failing because nobody told them where to start. This hands-on bootcamp walks you through Ramp's practical playbook: which workflows to automate first, how to get your team on board, and what to actually do Monday. Live demos and Q&A throughout.
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.