Upcoming Webinar
Scaling Business Travel: From Ad Hoc Visa Requests to a Strategic Travel Program
July 22, 2026
11:00 A.M. Central / 12 P.M. Eastern
RegisterAs international business travel grows more complex, travel and mobility teams need more than a fast way to file a visa request. They need visibility into who’s traveling, where, and whether they’re compliant, all without adding headcount. This session covers what it takes to move from reactive visa handling to a scalable, strategic travel program.
- Visibility at scale: How to see your full traveler population and map visa eligibility before a trip becomes a problem.
- Tiered solutions that grow with you: When a pay-as-you-go approach makes sense versus an integrated, fully branded program.
- Compliance built in, not bolted on: How centralized tracking reduces risk as travel volume and country coverage increase.
- Reporting that matters to the business: Turning travel patterns, visa spend and processing data into decisions, not just records.
Who Should Attend
- HR, travel management and global mobility leaders responsible for business travel visas at a growing or increasingly complex organization.
Ashok Sharma
VP Operations, Global Visas and Consular Services
Ashok Sharma is a seasoned operations leader with over 15 years of experience in immigration and visa services. He has led high-performing service delivery teams across global organizations, driving excellence in business visa and consular operations.
Peter Kirchgessner
Director, Strategic Partnerships & Sales - Global Visas and Consular Services
Peter is a global mobility and travel operations leader with more than 20 years of experience managing high‑volume visa, passport, and consular support programs worldwide. At Envoy Global, he partners with mobility teams and travel managers to optimize international travel processes, aligning travel management strategy with real-world embassy and consular execution to deliver a smoother, more predictable employee experience.
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