Ever since technology was introduced into the corporate travel landscape, the ability for travelers to have a plethora of options in their bookings has led to multiple challenges for both corporate travel suppliers and managers. The primary challenge that arises from these options is that travelers choose them, which means they are not staying within the confines of the corporate travel program. This booking \u201cleakage\u201d presents multiple gaps in an organization\u2019s travel program, including gaps in duty of care, compliance oversight, savings management, and more. Now more than ever this has become an area of focus with the changes happening around NDC. How did we get here, what have we done to solve this challenge, and what technologies have emerged to help bridge these gaps? Join us as Justin Morris from Traxo discusses the history, challenges, and potential solutions.<\/p>\n
Event Speaker<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Justin Morris<\/strong> | Has been in corporate travel for a little over a decade. He spent four years with Avis Budget Group, where he led the mid-market team and advanced to be one of the first business development leaders with a 14-state territory. After his time with Avis Budget Group, he spent four years at CWT, contributing to their small, small-to-medium, and mid-market sectors in the Midwest before joining Direct Travel for a year. Now, Justin works as the Director of Sales for Traxo, leads the organization\u2019s TMC partnership initiative, and hosts the Traxo Office Hours webinar series. Justin is very involved in GBTA. He\u2019s currently a member of five BTA chapters, is the VP of Education for the Wisconsin BTA chapter, a member of Ladders, and sits on the Technology Committee. Outside of corporate travel, Justin spends most of his time with his wife and children in their foster care ministry, and when he has downtime, he enjoys a good game of tennis.<\/p>\n