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The Coalition for College Cost Savings Purchasing Card Best Practices Webinar Thursday, April 10, 2014. Today’ s Presenters. Harry Goldberg , President of The Coalition for College Cost Savings Johnny Lee , Seattle University in Washington

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  1. The Coalition for College Cost Savings Purchasing Card Best Practices WebinarThursday, April 10, 2014

  2. Today’s Presenters • Harry Goldberg, President of The Coalition for College Cost Savings • Johnny Lee, Seattle University in Washington • Bob Watson, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Indiana • Arlean Wehle, Our Lady of Holy Cross College in Louisiana • John Carr, JP Morgan Chase P-Card Representative

  3. CCCS P-Card Program 2013 – By the Numbers

  4. Presenter: Johnny Lee, CGAP, Compliance Accountant About: Founded in 1891, Seattle University is a Jesuit Catholic university located on 50 acres in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood Student Population: More than 7,400 students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs within eight schools and colleges. 2013 P-Card Volume: $7,225,361.63 Seattle University

  5. Increased P-Card spend year over yearfrom $1,677,164 in 2012 to $7,225,362 in 2013 Polled existing vendor community about P-Card acceptance Added approximately 60 vendors P-Card Benefit for Seattle University Reduced AP check transactions Reduced Requisition-to-Payment errors Improved vendor payments Seattle University

  6. Future P-Card Plans for Growth and Efficiency Moving to 100% utilization of the MasterCard smartData platform Improving expense management through scanned receipts and elimination of paper in the process Including the SU Procard Program in future vendor negotiations Seattle University

  7. Presenter: Bob Watson, Manager of Procurement and Contract Services About: Rose–Hulman Institute of Technology, is a small private college specializing in engineering, mathematics and science. Its 295-acre campus is located in Terre Haute, Indiana. Student Population: Enrollment is 2,100 undergraduate students and just over 70 graduate students 2013 P-Card Volume: $3,302,595.63 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

  8. Currently has 198 active cards on campus Purchasing is de-centralized, P-Card management is centralized No departmental cards, all cards issued to individuals Card usage is optional, but the program has ‘sold’ itself Facilities and Bookstore are major P-Card users Monthly reconciliation through MasterCard smartData integrated with Ellucian’s Banner Business Office has seen a dramatic drop in checks printed and emergency check runs Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

  9. Future P-Card Plans for Growth and Efficiency Continuing to grow the program through ease of use and convenience Expansion of travel usage System generated reporting Vendor-specific P-Card purchases Benefit of rebates back to campus General Fund Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

  10. Our Lady of Holy Cross College • Presenter: Arlean Wehle, Vice President for Finance and Operations • About: Located in New Orleans, Louisiana, Our Lady of Holy Cross College was founded in 1916 as a Ministry of the Marianites of Holy Cross, and was created to educate and prepare teachers in the Marianite Sisters tradition • Student Population: Over 1,100 • 2013 P-Card Volume: $169,960.58

  11. Our Lady of Holy Cross College • P-Card Volume increased from just under $100,000 in the program’s first year to $169,961in 2013 • Eight cards for Senior Management, centrally managed • Upgrading from Great Plains to MS Dynamics GP with MasterCard smartData connector support • P-Card Benefit for OLHCC • Reduced manual checks • Ease of use for end users • Improved vendor payments

  12. Our Lady of Holy Cross College • Future P-Card Plans for Growth and Efficiency • Growth through awareness • Expanding to conferences, subscriptions and travel • Formalized policies & procedures • Expanded utilization of ‘ghost cards’

  13. JPMorgan Chase • John Carr, JP Morgan Chase P-Card Representative

  14. Q & A Session Please feel free to ask our presenters questions at this time

  15. Contact Information The Coalition Harry Goldberg President 843-628-6444 harry@thecoalition.us Jessie Werner Director of Programs and Communications 615-881-3782 werner@thecoalition.us JP Morgan Chase John Carr Vice President, Relationship Management 801-590-1701 John.K.Carr@jpmchase.com

  16. About The Coalition for College Cost Savings The Coalition for College Cost Savings is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, established in 2006, on the concept that collaboration among independent colleges and universities could yield greater strength in the purchasing marketplace. The Coalition benefits its member institutions, regardless of size, mission or location, with the lowest prices for purchased commodities and the highest value in performed services. Thank you for participating!

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