ESG Reporting and Data - What could go wrong?!

Panel Discussion + Q&A + Networking

Are you looking to disclose and report on Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) or comply with the new Mandatory Climate Reporting requirements?
Or are you in a business supplying others who fall under Mandatory Climate Reporting requirements and need to provide carbon emissions data?

Learn from a panel of industry experts about the challenges facing ESG and Mandatory Climate Reporting.

Key topics for discussion and interactive Q&A:

• What is ESG and mandatory climate reporting?
• Challenges facing ESG reporting for enterprises
• Legal risks
• Operationalising ESG
• Data
• Skills shortage
• Beyond climate

PANELISTS

Cita van Mierlo - Consultant, HenTC Services - Cita is a product innovation and project delivery consultant specialising in Green IT and ensuring social and governance compliance.

Darren Wu - Principal Consultant, TÜTXI Consulting - Darren is an enterprise data and analytics strategy consultant with a focus on ESG and climate reporting and the data challenges in large enterprise and their supply chain

Jati Teoh - Managing Director, Auxiliarius - Jati is an ESG and sustainability consultant driving meaningful change within small to medium enterprises throughout their sustainability journey, starting with the process of reporting and disclosure.

Rebecca Barry - Partner, Glover Lane - Rebecca is an ESG and risk consulting specialist focussed on helping CEOs and senior leaders of ASX listed companies to integrate sustainability and governance into their core business strategy and operations.

Stephen Moir - Director, Moir Group - Stephen is a recruitment veteran specialising in ESG, accounting, and finance recruitment. He works closely with Lisa Tracy who is Moir Group's ESG practice manager.

Viisti Dickens - Director, CQ Connection - Viisti is a business strategy and transformation consultant focussing on sustainability and cultural intelligence working with boards, executives and cross-functional teams to address material issues and uplift capability. She also teaches at the UTS Schools of Business and Transdisciplinary Innovation on a range of topics including governance and sustainability.

Doors open at 10:15 AM, followed by a panel discussion from 10:30 to 11:30 AM. Afterwards, attendees will have the opportunity to network and connect with the panelists.

This is a FREE event to attend!

Refreshments are available to purchase at the cafe near the auditorium entrance. Starbucks is downstairs.

To learn about related impacts on the digital world, check out the "Is Digitalisation the New Plastic?" series at Climate Action Week Sydney 2025.

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