Join Chapter Zero and Accounting for Sustainability (A4S) for an Audit Committee Dialogue, providing expert guidance on transition planning and how to understand emerging requirements and the changing sustainability reporting landscape in order to drive climate action on boards.
Calling all Audit Committee members! Join us for the second session in our latest series with Accounting for Sustainability (A4S) exclusively for Audit Committees, focusing on the most relevant evolving topics for Audit Committees. From meeting stakeholder expectations to avoiding greenwashing, this interactive event will inspire and equip you to drive climate action in your boardroom.
The session will include a 1-hour small group discussion with peers, facilitated by an expert host.
| Please note these events are exclusively for Audit Committee Chairs or Audit Committee members. Due to the interactive nature of these events, there is a limit to the number of participants we can host at each session. |
The series so far
Session 1 took place on 11 October 2023 and covered external reporting requirements and internal audit and assurance controls – key topics that continue to evolve and are critical for Audit Committees to keep ahead of.
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