Banks are great at being banks. We’re great at saving you time and money on travel & expense. Now you get both. Navan and Citi are bringing travel, expense, and banking into a seamless offering for Citi commercial cardholders. The moment you swipe your Citi card, expenses are automatically checked against your company policy, categorized, and reconciled. Say goodbye to expense reports and hello to better business trips. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g8S8RPRd
Navan
Software Development
Palo Alto, California 86,316 followers
Travel & expense made easy
About us
Navan is the all-in-one super app that makes travel and expense easy so you can focus on being there, not getting there. Say goodbye to spending hours on the phone trying to change your flight or saving stacks of receipts to manually input expenses. From EAs and finance teams to travel managers and employees, Navan empowers people to concentrate on the things that matter most to them — all while providing companies with real-time visibility, savings, and control.
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- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Palo Alto, California
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- Privately Held
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- 2015
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Whether you run a small startup or a large enterprise, an efficient expense tracker can significantly improve your financial management and ultimately your bottom line. From customizable spend policies to automated data entry, learn what key features to look for in an expense tracker: https://lnkd.in/gR2SZEds
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With offices on 4 continents and a people-first culture, SumUp needed a T&E partner to make traveling easy for worldwide team events and offsites. With Navan, mission accomplished (and a 7 min avg. trip booking time to boot) ✅ Learn why Navan is the best fit for multinationals with frequently traveling teams: https://lnkd.in/ggNpGb_e
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As companies grow and more employees travel, finding the right travel solution becomes more important — and more challenging. The best option for companies looking to scale? TMCs, which combine online bookings with agent support, streamline travel programs and empower businesses to manage travel with greater efficiency, transparency, and compliance. Experts at Navan break down the differences between traditional travel agents and TMCs to help you decide which is the best fit for your business: https://lnkd.in/g_xm-PBv
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#SFTechWeek is right around the corner 🚀Join Navan’s SVP of Sales, North America, Kirk Giddens, and leaders from Vanta, Frontline Ventures, London & Partners, and RSM UK for a panel on leveraging AI, VC, and economic development organizations to enhance global expansion strategies. 📅 Wednesday, October 9 ⏰ 2 PM PT Request an invite to learn more: https://lu.ma/15kls7h6
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The weather may be cooling down, but Navan is still heating up 🔥 G2 just released its Fall Report and Navan was ranked No. 1 by users in the following global travel and expense (T&E) software categories: • Travel and Expense Management Software • Travel and Expense Software • Travel Management Software • Expense Management Software • Satisfaction for all travel and expense categories Discover why Navan came out on top across multiple categories, company sizes, and regions in the latest G2 rankings: https://lnkd.in/d2R_hJMC
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Thanks Nina Trentmann for highlighting Navan and the outlook for our markets. Bloomberg CFO Briefing offers great insight for those of us in the seat.
In our latest edition of CFO Briefing, I talk to executives about the outlook for IPOs after the Fed’s rate cut. Sign up: https://lnkd.in/eNvp3uYN Falling interest rates, buoyant equity markets and an economy that’s still chugging along all point to an improved outlook for IPOs in 2025. Case in point: A majority – or 59% – of CFOs in a recent survey by the SoftBank Vision Fund said they expect the IPO window to fully reopen in 2025. Some 35% of respondents anticipate that to occur in 2026 or later, according to the data, which was first seen by Bloomberg. The remaining 6% see the IPO spigot reopening this year. Lower rates, in particular, will likely entice more companies over time, said Navneet Govil, the CFO of the fund. “If you look at it in terms of our founders and entrepreneurs, they’re looking for a Goldilocks economy where you have healthy growth, moderate cost of capital and low market volatility,” he said. CFOs at startups and private companies with IPO potential are running their finances differently than peers did in 2020 and 2021, when rates were at rock bottom. These days, with rates headed lower but still above those earlier levels, growth remains important. However, being profitable — or at least on a path toward profitability — is key. Elsewhere, CFOs at firms that are already public are weighing a different set of considerations, including evaluating where their shares are listed and whether it makes sense to move to another exchange. New York has attracted various European companies in the past year, including packaging firm Smurfit Westrock and building materials supplier CRH. Read more from finance executives at Sysdig, Navan, Smurfit Westrock and McKinsey & Company here. Thank you to Navneet Govil, Karen Walker, Amy Butte, Ken Bowles, Andy West, Rowan Brown, Beejoli S., Brenna Tilkes, Kelly Soderlund, Lorena Monsalves, Suzy Davis, Tom Contiliano, Bailey Lipschultz, Arianna Vedia and, as always, Beth Williams Liou! #ipo #goingpublic #profitability #fed #interestrates #growth #primarylisting https://lnkd.in/edyJZCkZ
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Great look by Nina Trentmann on the state of the IPO market from the view of CFOs — including Navan CFO Amy Butte.
In our latest edition of CFO Briefing, I talk to executives about the outlook for IPOs after the Fed’s rate cut. Sign up: https://lnkd.in/eNvp3uYN Falling interest rates, buoyant equity markets and an economy that’s still chugging along all point to an improved outlook for IPOs in 2025. Case in point: A majority – or 59% – of CFOs in a recent survey by the SoftBank Vision Fund said they expect the IPO window to fully reopen in 2025. Some 35% of respondents anticipate that to occur in 2026 or later, according to the data, which was first seen by Bloomberg. The remaining 6% see the IPO spigot reopening this year. Lower rates, in particular, will likely entice more companies over time, said Navneet Govil, the CFO of the fund. “If you look at it in terms of our founders and entrepreneurs, they’re looking for a Goldilocks economy where you have healthy growth, moderate cost of capital and low market volatility,” he said. CFOs at startups and private companies with IPO potential are running their finances differently than peers did in 2020 and 2021, when rates were at rock bottom. These days, with rates headed lower but still above those earlier levels, growth remains important. However, being profitable — or at least on a path toward profitability — is key. Elsewhere, CFOs at firms that are already public are weighing a different set of considerations, including evaluating where their shares are listed and whether it makes sense to move to another exchange. New York has attracted various European companies in the past year, including packaging firm Smurfit Westrock and building materials supplier CRH. Read more from finance executives at Sysdig, Navan, Smurfit Westrock and McKinsey & Company here. Thank you to Navneet Govil, Karen Walker, Amy Butte, Ken Bowles, Andy West, Rowan Brown, Beejoli S., Brenna Tilkes, Kelly Soderlund, Lorena Monsalves, Suzy Davis, Tom Contiliano, Bailey Lipschultz, Arianna Vedia and, as always, Beth Williams Liou! #ipo #goingpublic #profitability #fed #interestrates #growth #primarylisting https://lnkd.in/edyJZCkZ
A New IPO Gold Rush? CFOs See It Coming
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Let us sweat the small stuff so that your team can focus on the work that matters most 💪 Sign up to see it for yourself: https://lnkd.in/gw5wCrTd
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⏱️ Pop quiz! • How often do your expense reports contain errors or missing info? • How much time do employees spend managing/submitting their expenses each month? • How often do you experience overspending or policy violations? Take a little break from the Monday madness and find out if your T&E program holding you back with Navan’s T&E program effectiveness quiz: https://lnkd.in/gjAQAfZq