For Immediate Release
16 May 2010
Montreal, QC, Canada --
Travel management executives from some of the largest companies in Montreal, and throughout Quebec, convened on 7 May, to discuss advanced managerial techniques, and the most effective methods in communicating with Chief Financial Officers. According to Monica Hailstone, ACTE’s Regional Director in Canada, over 90 travel managers and suppliers participated in the presentation, a portion of which was conducted by Peter Allen, Chief Financial Officer for BTI systems.
“This Executive Forum dealt with a key issue impacting travel manager performance and internal communications,” said Annemarie Reininger, ACTE Board Member representing Canada. “The primary ob
A 25-year corporate veteran, Allen emphatically stated, “If you are not reaching upper-management, nor getting the response you anticipate, than you have to change your methods. Effective communication and relationship management can’t be left to chance. It’s about playing a role, and to do that you need to connect to the other person through their lens of the world and not your own”.
Laying the groundwork with scientifically ba
A renowned industry expert, Allen has previously presented at the 2009 Canada Education Conference and the recent Calgary Executive Forum. He is also on the program for the ACTE Global Education Conference in Chicago (16-18 May 2010).
Presentations from the Montreal Executive Forum are located in ACTE Connect – ACTE’s online library of research and educational documents. For information about ACTE and to access the global education calendar, go to www.acte.org.