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NederlandsSingapore’s GST InvoiceNow Mandate Extended to 2031: What It Means for Your Business
What’s in the webinar?
In this webinar, you’ll gain insights into the upcoming changes to GST compliance, what InvoiceNow means for your business, and how to prepare for a smoother transition.
The phased rollout of InvoiceNow and what it means for businesses across Singapore
5 AR Tasks AI Can Handle So Your Team Can Focus on Customers
Today’s accounts receivable (AR) teams face familiar challenges: growing workloads, increasing customer expectations and constant pressure to improve performance — often without the aid of additional headcount.
What Is Maverick Spend & How Do You Prevent It?
Untracked purchasing quietly erodes procurement savings in organizations across every industry. Companies that purchase outside of approved supplier contracts (a practice known as maverick spending) lose 10-50% of their negotiated savings .
Betsy Francoeur
Betsy Francoeur is a Copywriter at Esker, creating research-led content on the Office of the CFO, Source-to-Pay, Order-to-Cash, AI, finance, and the human side of business technology. With experience in IT and SaaS content creation, she turns complex subjects into clear, engaging articles that help readers understand trends, challenges, and practical next steps.
Claire Valencony
Claire Valencony is Deputy CRO, GTM Chief of Staff & Alliances Director at Esker, where she drives operational alignment across subsidiaries and partner strategy. Since joining Esker in 2003, she has led marketing, country management, business development, and alliances roles in Europe and North America. Her articles cover partnerships, go-to-market execution, customer value, and international growth.
Emmanuel Olivier
Emmanuel Olivier is Deputy CEO and Worldwide CRO at Esker, leading global operations across sales, marketing, and consulting, while also overseeing finance, financial communication, and investor relations. Since joining Esker in 1999, he has played a key role in the company’s growth. His articles offer an executive view on go-to-market strategy, leadership, performance, and global business transformation.