Full-Time
Travel and expense management solution for enterprises
$153.8k - $270k/yr
Senior
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship
New York, NY, USA
Navan provides a travel and expense management platform tailored for enterprises. The platform enables users to efficiently book, view, and manage their business travel and expenses through a cloud-based and mobile interface. It incorporates AI technology to streamline processes and offers features like Navan Rewards, which incentivizes employees to make cost-effective travel choices by providing rewards for saving on travel costs. Additionally, the Navan card integrates expense management directly into the travel booking experience. Unlike many competitors, Navan focuses on creating a comprehensive solution that balances business needs with modern standards while promoting diversity and inclusion within its workforce. The company's goal is to enhance human connections, improve operational efficiency for businesses, and empower better decision-making through data and insights.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$1.7B
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
2015
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Flexible Vacation: Take time off when you need it, just work with your manager.
Healthcare: Medical, dental, and vision for you and your family.
Commuter benefits: Pre-tax transit dollars, $70 a month to ease your commute.
Parental leave: All parents (birthing and non-birthing) are eligible for paid leave.
Health and Wellness: Annual wellness stipend and access to a full spectrum of resources.
Fuel for Connection: We provide in-office snacks and lunches*, fostering community and in-person connections.
Pet Friendly: Pet insurance with preferred rates and dog friendly offices*.
401k: We care about your future and offer a 401k retirement plan program and company match.
IATAN: Employees can register and receive access to thousands of travel related discounts.
Connectivity Allowance: We support our employees ability to work seamlessly and confidently while from home and offer a bi-weekly stipend
Learning & Development: Annual Learning and Development allowance to propel professional growth
Here's our roundup of the people, product and partner news from the global travel industry this week.* This roundup was created with the help of ChatGPT.Amadeus, Google Cloud. Amadeus has partnered with Google Cloud to enhance its travel technology platform by migrating part of its technical infrastructure to Google Cloud. The move aims to improve operational efficiency, increase resilience and support the development of future innovations using Google Cloud’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) and other tools. Amadeus will also explore AI-driven solutions, including integrating AI agents to enhance the traveler experience, alongside improving flight search accuracy and airline offer management.GoNexus, WestJetGoNexus Group announced the launch of its NexusTours white-label platform within the WestJet Airlines app and on westjetvacations.com. This integration expands access to over 25 million WestJet passengers annually, offering over 220,000 experiences and more than 8,000 mobility options across 1,000+ airports. The companies said the platform enhances the travel booking experience, strengthens WestJet Vacations' value proposition and helps GoNexus Group expand globally, reaching diverse audiences and improving customer satisfaction.El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá is implementing the Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) system from SITA, improving aircraft turnaround times and operational efficiency
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Wyndham Hotels Resorts is rolling out a combined distribution, payments and commission settlement technology platform across its portfolio. The company, which has more than 9,000 properties under franchise, is working with Katanox to drive cost savings and operational efficiencies as well as better control for franchisees with the technology
One obstacle to American Express Global Business Travel's acquisition of CWT appears to be clearing, as the United Kingdom's Competition and Markets Authority has reversed its position that the merger would weaken competition.In a supplementary interim report of its investigation of the $570 million mega-TMC merger published on Tuesday, the CMA said its further analysis and review of evidence submitted by Amex GBT and CWT show that CWT is "a materially weaker competitor" than it had previously assessed, citing its "financial difficulties" and that "its financial position is unlikely to improve, and it potentially faces a trajectory of losing more business than it will gain.". Get a dose of digital travel in your inbox each day
Mastercard has unveiled a tool to help financial providers service their middle-market customers. The company’s Middle Market Accelerator, announced Tuesday (Feb. 18), combines Mastercard’s digital payments technology with services to provide transparency, automation and security, Mastercard said in a news release. “There is an untapped opportunity to support the growth and digitization of middle-market companies, specifically the lower-middle market, which is broadly defined as companies with annual revenues between $10 million and $100 million, or with roughly 50-250 employees,” the release said