UK: Corporate responsibility reporting summit

In the race to become the greenest, most sustainable company, corporate responsibility reporting is no longer optional. The focus is now on how you report and to whom – as shown by stakeholders’ ever increasing demand for sustainability reports to be both qualitative and readable.

However, this type of reporting is only a few decades old and still in the making. So, the question is, how do you deliver effective (and accurate) CR reports and successfully communicate it to all your stakeholders?

This year’s summit has been mainly designed to help address this very question, with the insight of CR reporting best practices. The following issues will be covered during the summit:

– Overview of GRI vs. other reporting standards

– Materiality

– Data Gathering/tools

– Innovation

– Investor expectations

– How to make your report readable and worth the effort

– Rating agencies: where do you stand?

– Transparency

– What is the value of your report?

– What does the future hold for CR reporting?

– Verification/assurance

– How to deliver a complex message to a multi-stakeholder audience/stakeholder engagement

– Global vs. local – the challenge of large international companies

– Supply chain management

– How to take your CR reports to a wider audience

– Employee engagement

 

Among the confirmed speakers will be experts of the likes of:

– Coca-Cola , Joe Franses, Head of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability

– EIRIS, Stephanie Maier, Head of Research

– Microsoft , Sylvie Laffarge, Director of Community Affairs for EMEA

 

Dates & Venue: November 24-25, London.

Find out more: www.ethicalcorp.com/reporting