2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace GETTING VALUE IN A MANAGED ACADEMIC TRAVEL PROGRAM.

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2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace GETTING VALUE IN A MANAGED ACADEMIC TRAVEL PROGRAM ‐ YOU'RE NOT ALONE!

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Myths Every corporation has locked down their travel program What works at one university or corporation will work at another Compliance comes only from strong policies = lowest costs

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace ~40% avg. online adoption ~45% avg. capturing hotel bookings

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace FACTS Expense reporting used to gain compliance Trend (TBD) on having the look of an unmanaged program Discounts not main driver of compliance Safety and security driving compliance

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Feedback Very different needs and very decentralized 80% of travelers go through one agency Mandated is what college travel managers want No good airlines deals because of low compliance Better airline deals than 10 years ago Don’t look for policy before booking

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Source: GBTA Global Business Traveler Study 2012

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Average trip cost = $2,740 Mandated trip cost = $3,663 Unmanaged trip cost = $2,457 Source: GBTA Global Business Traveler Study 2012

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Satisfied With Business Trips: Mandated = 69% Under guidelines = 70% Unmanaged = 82% Source: GBTA Global Business Traveler Study 2012

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Conclusion: The happiest travelers are unmanaged which produces the lowest cost!!!!

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Alternative view to bridge the gap: Making travelers owners and active participants of the travel program will drive compliance and cost savings

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Trends Impacting Managed Travel Travelers using smartphones and tablets Informational and booking apps More sources of travel inventory Younger workers more self-reliant Social media outside and inside organization Balancing usage of travel alternatives Implementation of expense reporting tools

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace iPad Survey Device supplements laptop = 92% Destroying iPad more painful than root canal = 32% Using for business: s = 82% Web research = 72% Business apps (including travel) = 46% View or deliver presentations = 74% iPad and laptop on business trips = 60% Just iPad on business trips = 35% Source: Brainshark, Inc. survey September 18, 2012

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Best in Class Preparing For The Future

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Overall High Level Approach Travelers and leadership communicating their needs Supporting traveler needs that is in-touch and in-sync with university’s goals and culture Creating a travel program strategy Gaining support for travel program strategy and approach

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Travel Program Strategy Balancing needs against reality Determining what is important Traveler productivity Traveler safety Compliance Costs Segmenting your travelers Frequency Difficulty of trip

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Travel Program Strategy Approved and unofficial technology Supplier strategy and program outline Don’t overcommit Know your limitations But tell a good story Manage appropriately

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Travel Program Strategy Multiple ways to communicate about the program Get out of the office Handle difficulty directly Change management Responding to new stuff right away

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Travel Program Strategy Initial buy-in Ongoing communication of success and challenges Regular reviews Keep refreshing Include travelers as owners of the program

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Preparing For The Future Strong travel program to support changes Update policy and mindset / approach Strong TMC(s) for the foundation Become more inclusive at all levels Take control and lead the change Experiment Communicate, communicate, communicate Never forget it´s about the traveler

2012 Annual Conference & Tradeshow Celebrating 26 years of service to the Collegiate Travel Marketplace Success: Personal credibility that you get it, will change with it, aren’t afraid of it and will have fun with it………