Mandatory sustainability, or ESG, reporting is a growing global and Australian trend. While some organisations have been engaging in sustainability reporting for decades, others are now beginning their journey. This program provides a practical and holistic perspective on how to begin or improve your sustainability reporting processes and strategy.
Sustainability calls for multi-disciplinary teams and it is essential that all members of the team have a holistic understanding of the purpose and process of sustainability reporting and where their role fits into the bigger picture.
This program will explore the sustainability reporting strategy including the prioritisation process, stakeholder engagement, reporting systems, sustainable supply chain management and sustainability assurance. You will learn about the latest guidance and requirements from global and Australian sustainability reporting and sustainability assurance standards.
Those who are beginning or looking to improve their sustainability reporting processes. The program is suitable for team members in multiple roles including sustainability managers, accountants, engineers, lawyers, procurement managers, risk managers, sustainability assurers, environmental scientists, community engagement managers and communication officers. It is relevant to the for-profit, not-for-profit and government sectors.
The program covers the following areas:
Global and Australian trends and requirements in sustainability reporting and assurance
Global:
Australian:
Getting started with or improving your sustainability reporting
How your role fits into the broader sustainability reporting process
Dr Lyndie Bayne is a qualified chartered accountant who has over 20 years of experience as a sustainability researcher and accounting lecturer, including working in the audit department at KPMG. Her background is diverse, with degrees in Accounting and Mathematical Statistics, an Honours degree (first class) in Economics, a research Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management and a PhD in Accounting (focusing on Sustainability).
She is currently the Chair of the CA ANZ Sustainability Working Group WA and a member of the Corporate Advisory Panel (CA ANZ WA). Lyndie promotes a practical, strategic and collaborative approach to incorporating sustainability principles and practices into organisational behaviour.
Based on extensive and rigorous research in leadership development, this transformational program helps you discover what makes you a leader. You'll focus on your core beliefs about leadership, your capability as a leader and how to translate these into deeper, stronger and more influential relationships with other people.
*Executive Education program pricing includes GST
The Strategic Development Program for Not-for-Profit Organisations (SDP-4-NFP) focuses on how organisations can configure their business models and shape corporate strategy to address the challenges of what is a dynamic and more uncertain environment. It applies theory and industry best practice to your organisational realities.
This experiential strategy program is targeted at leaders from the public, private and not-for-profit sectors who want to enhance their strategic thinking skills and business problem solving abilities.
Embark on an international journey to broaden your global perspective and gain valuable insights from accomplished business and industry leaders.
Special rate for UWA Flexible students: $5,200 (+GST)
To apply, please send your CV and a cover letter to execed@execed.com.au