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10 corporate travel management program experts
These ten professionals have run or helped run corporate travel programs inside the companies that employed them, as travel managers and travel and expense leaders. A reader can learn how corporate travel leaders run travel programs, from travel management company relationships to policy and duty of care.
Professionals to explore
01—10Anne Hamilton, MBA
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Disney Global Travel & Expense Management · The Walt Disney Company
Former Vice President Disney Global Travel & Expense Management at The Walt Disney Company (2015–2024). The profile says the role provided operational strategic leadership for teams serving traveling cast members globally and oversaw management of Disney's T&E policy and travel services providers. It also lists Vice President, Resort Sales and Services at Disney Destinations (1996–2015).
Colleen Kearney
LinkedInExperience: Head of Global Corporate Travel · RTX
Former Head of Global Corporate Travel at RTX (2017–2025) and Sr. Director, Head of Travel, Mobility, Marketing and Meetings at Fresenius Medical Care since June 2026. The profile describes designing and optimizing enterprise-level travel programs that balance cost efficiency, compliance and traveler experience, and lists Global Purchasing Director at Procter & Gamble (2003–2016).
Hernan Pelayo
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Global Travel Operations, Expenses & Credit Card Programs · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President Global Travel Operations, Expenses & Credit Card Programs at The Coca-Cola Company since November 2015. The profile describes a corporate global travel management and procurement executive, and also lists Director Global Travel at Visa (2014–2015), Director Global Travel at Microsoft (2009–2014) and Head of Global Corporate Travel at Microsoft (2005–2009).
Joy Anzinger
LinkedInExperience: Director, Corporate Travel, Expense & Event Sourcing · Splunk
Former Director, Corporate Travel, Expense & Event Sourcing (2020–2025) and Corporate Travel Manager (2015–2025) at Splunk, and Leader, Strategic Sourcing, Global Travel and Card at Cisco since November 2024. The profile describes expertise in managing global travel programs, expense operations and hospitality contracts, and capabilities in managing Travel Management Companies (TMC).
Kerrie Henshaw-Cox
LinkedInExperience: Director - Global Travel Services · AstraZeneca
Former Director - Global Travel Services at AstraZeneca (2020–2025) and VP Sourcing and Supplier Relations, Travel & Expense at Barclays since April 2026. The profile describes over 20 years designing and delivering complex, multi-country travel and expense programmes for large, matrixed organisations, and lists Global Category Lead (2014–2020) and Global Programme Manager (2011–2014) at AstraZeneca.
Rebecca Foerst Hasley
LinkedInExperience: Director, Travel & Expense · Mondelēz International
Director, Travel & Expense at Mondelēz International since January 2024, a role the profile says leads the digital strategy, policies, operations and service delivery of travel, events, corporate card and expense processes and day-to-day management of external partners. It also lists Global Program Manager, Travel at Johnson Controls (2013–2016).
Richard Payne
LinkedInExperience: Global Corporate Travel Manager, VP · Wells Fargo
Former Global Corporate Travel Manager, VP (2007–2008) and Global, Corporate Travel Manager Corporate Aviation (2008–2026) at Wells Fargo. The profile describes leading a Fortune 100 Global Travel and Aviation centralized program for 19 years, with spend exceeding $330M annually, and a background in TMC operations, global account management and sales.
Simon Andrews
LinkedInExperience: Corporate Travel Manager EMEA · Shell
Global Travel Operations Manager at Shell since March 2024, and former Corporate Travel Manager EMEA at Shell (2016–2023). The profile says the EMEA role managed the relationship between Corporate Travel and the Global Travel Agency across 27 countries, owned the Corporate Travel global emergency support plan and managed duty of care. It also lists Corporate Travel Manager at BG Group (2011–2016).
Susan Osterberg
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Manager, Global Travel, Solutions & Program Governance · The Cigna Group
Sr. Manager, Global Travel, Solutions & Program Governance at The Cigna Group since June 2026, and former Global Travel Manager at The Cigna Group (2019–2026). The profile describes leading enterprise-wide global travel programs spanning the travel management company, data analytics, airlines, hotels, ground transportation, rail, duty of care and executive travel services. It also lists Corporate Travel Manager at Gartner (2001–2019).
Tim Nall, MBA, CCTE
LinkedInExperience: Global Travel Manager · Carrier
Global Travel Manager at Carrier since February 2025, where the profile describes leading a global travel program covering air, car, hotel, rail, ground transportation, the Meetings & Events (M&E) Program and corporate credit cards. It also lists Associate Manager, Government Client Services at ADTRAV Travel Management (2022–2025).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's program scope to yours, since running travel for one region differs from owning a global program that also covers meetings, expense and corporate cards. Also consider whether your main question is sourcing and supplier deals or day-to-day operations and traveler care, and pick someone whose role centered on that.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How did you choose and manage your travel management company, and what would make you switch?
- 02How did you set and enforce travel policy without hurting traveler satisfaction?
- 03How did you handle duty of care and traveler emergencies across countries?
Reaching corporate travel management program experts
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Pick one of the 10 people on this page and choose "Book a paid call", or describe your project to find others. You offer a fee for a 15-minute call or a written answer, Instant Expert finds the person's work email and sends the invitation, and they decide whether to accept. The list covers 10 companies, including The Walt Disney Company, RTX and The Coca-Cola Company, based on profile data retrieved on October 3, 2026. Being listed here doesn't mean someone has agreed to take calls.
How much does it cost to reach corporate travel management program experts?
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