
Business travel expenses: 9 hacks for cost control
Are business travel expenses eating up too much of your company’s budget? Learn to manage business travel and lower costs with these nine tips.
Stephen King, CPA, is the president and CEO of GrowthForce, a market leader in the client accounting services industry, providing cloud-based bookkeeping, accounting and controller services for service businesses and nonprofits. Before opening GrowthForce, Stephen was president of Insperity Financial Management Services division for two years. The division was created from the acquisition of a business called Virtual Growth Incorporated, which Stephen founded in 1995 in New York City. Before Virtual Growth, Stephen spent seven years working for Am nesty International USA. There he managed the organization's tremendous growth as its FCFO and then honed his fundraising skills as its cheif development officer - raising over $20M a year.
Are business travel expenses eating up too much of your company’s budget? Learn to manage business travel and lower costs with these nine tips.
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