Annie Cody-Nesser

Annie Cody-Nesser

Senior Manager, Procurement and Purchase-to-Pay Applied Intelligence The Hackett Group
Annie Cody-Nesser

Annie is an Advisor in The Hackett Group's Procurement and Purchase‑to‑Pay Advisory Practice, where she partners with global procurement and P2P leaders to deliver Digital World‑Class® performance insights and practical, benchmark‑driven guidance. She plays a leadership role supporting the firm's North America Purchase‑to‑Pay Advisory membership, serving as a primary relationship lead for member organizations and helping clients translate insight into sustained performance improvement.

Annie brings more than a decade of experience supporting enterprise‑wide procurement and source‑to‑pay transformation initiatives across a broad range of industries.

Based in the Philadelphia area, Annie holds a bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management and Marketing from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.

Agenda Day 2

9:45 AM Vendor Data: The Cost Organizations Aren’t Counting

You know how much you pay vendors. Do you know what it costs to keep all their records accurate?

Most organizations don't.

In a new Hackett Group study, 55% of organizations said they do not track vendor onboarding and maintenance costs or are unsure what those costs are. Nearly half process at least 5,000 supplier data changes a year. That work eats staff time. It impacts payments, supplier support, and risk, yet its full cost rarely appears in one place.


This study puts a number on it. We will reveal what it costs to maintain a vendor record when you join Annie Cody-Nesser of The Hackett Group and Thayer Stewart, CEO of PaymentWorks, for a discussion that will put vendor data where it belongs: on the agenda of CFOs, CPOs, and treasurers.


Key takeaways:

  • Uncover the work driving the costs. Learn what the research reveals about change volume, manual effort, and the costs organizations often fail to track.
  • Put a number on your own process. Leave with a framework for estimating your annual vendor onboarding and maintenance costs.
  • Build a case you can act on. Connect the cost of vendor data work to payment delays, rework, supplier inquiries, and risk, then use that evidence to set priorities.