Amex GBT Names Peter Brady Asia Pacific SME Leader
Amex GBT has appointed Peter Brady as vice president of global client management for SME clients in the Asia Pacific region.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Business Travel
Amex GBT has appointed Peter Brady as vice president, global client management - SME, Asia Pacific. Brady will lead the teams managing the company's Small and Medium-sized Enterprise clients across the region.
Why it matters
The appointment places a leader with long corporate travel experience in charge of SME client retention, satisfaction and growth in Asia Pacific. It also supports the work of the sales and onboarding teams as they win new clients.
Brady has more than 30 years of experience in corporate travel and more than a decade supporting EMM sector clients. The announcement does not specify client volume, revenue or retention metrics tied to his prior roles.
The players
Peter Brady
Peter Brady is a corporate travel executive with more than 30 years of industry experience, most recently leading CWT's global client management teams for SME and EMM portfolios.
Amex GBT
Amex GBT is a global business travel management company that serves corporate clients across multiple regions.
Becky Power
Becky Power is vice president and general manager of global client management for the SME segment at Amex GBT, to whom Brady reports.
The details
Brady is based in South East Queensland and reports to Becky Power, vice president and general manager of global client management - SME. He most recently led CWT's global client management teams for its SME and EMM client portfolios, and has held senior roles in client management, operations, sales, product management and general management.
Timeline
Announced on November 5, 2026.
Travel Outlook
The appointment reflects how Amex GBT is folding leaders from the CWT business into its combined client management structure following the acquisition. It signals continued investment in serving small and medium-sized businesses across Asia Pacific.
Companies using Amex GBT for SME travel management may see changes in account leadership and service teams in Asia Pacific. Businesses reviewing travel programs can ask their account managers about any impact on service coverage.
The takeaway
Leadership changes in corporate travel often signal shifts in how client portfolios are served. Business travel managers in Asia Pacific can use such announcements to confirm their account contacts and service expectations.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Travel Weekly.
