​A License to Operate: The challenges and opportunities of Australian Mandatory Climate Reporting

​Join us on May 21st at the Greenhouse for the launch of the an industry first report on Australian Climate-related Financial Disclosures.

​(12 spots left)

​This event will be the launching of the License to Operate: Challenges and Opportunities of Australian Mandatory Climate Reporting.

​Earlier this year, in a first of its kind, NetNada and University of Sydney students collaborated to conduct and distribute a series of interview and surveys with Group 1-3 organisations and experts on the impact of mandatory climate reporting.

The report includes 1100+ data points from qualitative and quantitative data from 55 organisations and 25 experts.

​This report and session is meant for:

• ​Enterprise executives: seeking to understand and strategically respond to climate disclosure requirements.

• ​Sustainability professionals: aiming to enhance their reporting processes and drive internal change.

• ​ESG consultants and auditors: looking for insights into implementation best practices and clients needs.

​This event will focus on the report created by NetNada based on interviews and readiness assessments, sharing its results, key takeaways, and implications for disclosures and skill gaps.

​Guest speaker Dr. Anna Young-Ferris

​Dr. Young-Ferris is a leading expert with over two decades of experience in academia, corporate roles, and consulting. Her expertise encompasses responsible investment, ESG integration, social/Indigenous impact, and climate change. She has a proven track record of shaping systemic change, advising boards and executives, and driving meaningful social impact.

​The survey, report, and event have been supported by University of Sydney, and led by Afonso Firmo, Macarena Massuh, and Francesca Castro.