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Martha is a strategic thinker and dynamic leader for TreviPay. Since 1996, she has spearheaded the company’s collaborative efforts to launch custom billing and payment solutions with clients including Best Buy, PACCAR and United Airlines. Martha leads the worldwide private label program business development efforts, including new client acquisitions and strategic alliances. Martha also oversees account management, project management and account services for the private label division with a constant focus on program growth and commercial billing and payment innovation. Prior to joining TreviPay, Martha taught economics at the university level and lead efforts to contract with foreign universities and the U.S. Government. She holds a bachelors in Economics and International Business from St. Louis University and a masters in Economics from the University of Missouri – St. Louis.

B2B Payments for Manufacturers: Key Challenges, Must-Have Capabilities & Leading Solutions

Key Takeaways Manufacturers operate in complex B2B commerce environments. Orders move through distributor networks, pricing varies by contract and billing often reflects negotiated terms, milestones or service agreements. That complexity puts pressure on finance teams. Manual invoicing, disconnected systems and inconsistent credit processes slow the Order-to-Cash process and reduce visibility...

Watch the Webinar: How AI and the Need for Speed Are Changing B2B Buyer Expectations

B2B buyers are moving faster, comparing suppliers more closely and putting more weight on consistency and speed throughout the purchasing experience. TreviPay’s latest global B2B buyer research found buyer tolerance for onboarding delays has dropped sharply since 2023, while demand for invoice terms, payment flexibility and consistent purchasing experiences continues...

Managed Services: The Engine Powering B2B Loyalty

In this episode, Clint Sears speaks with TreviPay leaders Inez Berkhof-Hollander and Kauleen Adiutori about the role managed services play in B2B customer loyalty. The conversation centers on one practical idea: loyalty is built through consistent execution. Buyers may remember the product, price or sales experience, but their ongoing relationship...

Report: How Sales and Finance Teams Win Together With Modern Payments Infrastructure

Revenue growth and financial control are often treated as competing priorities. Sales teams are under pressure to move faster, improve conversion and expand customer relationships. Finance teams are responsible for protecting cash flow, managing risk and keeping revenue predictable. This report explains why that tension is often structural, and how...

How AI and Smarter Payments Are Rewriting the Treasurer’s Job

Geopolitical fragmentation, the rise of digital commerce, the proliferation of regulatory mandates and the emergence of artificial intelligence as an operational tool are all reshaping the role of corporate treasurers. The best treasurers today are not thinking about cash in isolation, instead, they are using autonomous finance to minimize transactional...

How Accounts Receivable Financing Works (And When It Makes Sense)

Key Takeaways Accounts receivable (A/R) financing gives enterprises immediate access to the capital tied up in unpaid invoices. It accelerates cash flow and stabilizes liquidity across growth cycles and extended payment terms while keeping operations running smoothly. For B2B organizations managing complex buyer networks and lengthy order-to-cash (O2C) cycles, A/R...