Strengthening The Governance Behind Credible Climate Disclosures

Climate and emissions disclosures are receiving greater attention from boards, investors, auditors and regulators. As reporting expectations increase, organisations need confidence that the governance, controls and decision-making processes underpinning their disclosures can withstand scrutiny while supporting effective risk management and resource allocation.

Join Anthesis for a focused and practical executive briefing with Mark Williamson, Strategic Advisor at Anthesis and former Executive General Manager at the Clean Energy Regulator, where he spent 13 years overseeing major reporting, compliance and regulatory programs. Drawing on his experience from both regulator and adviser perspectives, Mark will share practical insights into what good governance looks like, common areas of risk, and how organisations can strengthen reporting confidence, reduce unnecessary complexity and make more informed decisions about investment, assurance and risk management.

This session is designed for leaders across finance, risk, sustainability, governance and executive teams responsible for reporting, assurance, investment decisions and organisational risk.

What we’ll cover

• What regulators are really looking for in climate and emissions disclosures
• Governance and due diligence practices that support credible reporting
• Common weaknesses in reporting frameworks and controls
• How an integrated NGER and ASRS approach can reduce duplication and improve efficiency
• Practical actions to strengthen reporting confidence, improve governance and manage risk

You’ll leave with

• A clearer understanding of governance expectations for climate and emissions reporting
• Practical insights from a former regulator on reporting quality and due diligence
• Ideas for improving efficiency, reducing duplication and strengthening reporting confidence
• Actions your organisation can take now to strengthen reporting confidence