COSO and CSR (En)
Donderdag 11 June 13.15 - 14.00
About the speaker
Rodney Irwin is a 28 year experienced finance director and qualified Chartered Accountant who has gained an international reputation in Non-financial Reporting and Sustainability, financial control, internal auditing, business ethics, corporate governance, internal control over financial and non-financial reporting and has also taught at university level. He is regularly requested to speak and international conferences on measuring, valuing and reporting on natural and social capital, sustainability reporting, integrated reporting, internal control, auditing and assurance and risk management and his recent engagements have included key note addresses in London, Chicago, New York and Dubai. He has delivered governance and business ethics courses on at Cambridge University,The Hague University and IIA coursed on business ethics and has developed Sustainability seminars for finance staff and is a regular contributor at Yale University and the Global Network of Advanced Management. .
Rodney has experience at some of the world’s leading organisations and has a global perspective and empathy for cultural diversity including 12 years in senior finance roles reporting to the Board and Supervisory Board at TNT. A trained and competent facilitator, Rodney has worked with Boards and Supervisory Boards in multinational organisations in the private and humanitarian sectors. Rodney presented the idea of embedding enterprise wide risk management into the UN World Food Programme and was successful in getting a formal risk management programme rolled out in the WFP, the first of any UN organisation to do so. As a result he has facilitated risk management sessions with senior UN staff in India, Sudan, Kenya, Somalia, Haiti and Washington and at the UN headquarters in New York.
Rodney embraces a motivational style to his leadership and management and develops and maintains a professional environment that encourages staff to meet their full potential.
About the session
At this session you’ll gain insight into the knowledge and tools necessary for integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) risk and opportunity management into your business strategy. This hands-on training builds on concepts outlined by COSO and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) in their guidance, applying Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) to ESG-related risks. The guidance is designed to help organizations respond to the increasing prevalence and severity of ESG-related risks.
In this session, participants will work to:
- Understand what is meant by environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters
- Describe the need for an increased focus on ESG-related risks
- Understand the gap in risk and sustainability disclosures and how to address this
- Obtain an understanding of content, tools and language included in the guidance Applying Enterprise Risk Management to Environmental, Social and Governance-related Risks
