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Is your company facing its first year of AASB S2 Climate-related Financial Disclosures, but sees it as a compliance requirement, not a strategic overhaul?
If your focus is on meeting the standard, passing assurance, avoiding over-engineering, and keeping costs contained, this session is for you.
Join this 30-minute practical webinar to learn exactly what a minimum viable AASB S2 approach looks like for Group 2 companies that are new to climate reporting — with no prior experience in TCFD, climate risk, or GHG accounting.
No jargon. No unnecessary complexity. Just a clear, defensible path to compliance.
Dr Tim Siegenbeek van Heukelom and Thierry Lotrian will walk you through a lean, compliance-first pathway explaining what AASB S2 actually requires, in plain language:
This session is designed for executives, CFOs, and sustainability leaders from Group 2 entities who view AASB S2 as a compliance requirement rather than a strategic transformation. It’s for those who want to avoid non-compliance and potential audit findings, limit assurance risk, and keep reporting costs under control, while still delivering everything required to meet the standard, and nothing more.
Tim is Chief Impact Officer at Socialsuite, where he spearheads the development of ESG technology that helps organisations identify, prioritise, and report on their most material sustainability issues. With more than a decade of global sustainability experience and deep ESG expertise in strategy, programs, and reporting, Tim has worked across public, private, and non-profit sectors.
Thierry is the Founder & CEO of Climate & Decisions, a Sdyney-based consulting firm dedicated to integrating ESG and climate considerations into every organisational decision. Thierry is a seasoned sustainability expert, a former Deloitte partner with over 20 years of experience in climate and sustainability. He works closely with C-suite leaders to help their organisations navigate the complexities of climate compliance while driving responsible and sustainable growth.
Is your company facing its first year of AASB S2 Climate-related Financial Disclosures, but sees it as a compliance requirement, not a strategic overhaul?
If your focus is on meeting the standard, passing assurance, avoiding over-engineering, and keeping costs contained, this session is for you.
Join this 30-minute practical webinar to learn exactly what a minimum viable AASB S2 approach looks like for Group 2 companies that are new to climate reporting — with no prior experience in TCFD, climate risk, or GHG accounting.
No jargon. No unnecessary complexity. Just a clear, defensible path to compliance.
Dr Tim Siegenbeek van Heukelom and Thierry Lotrian will walk you through a lean, compliance-first pathway explaining what AASB S2 actually requires, in plain language:
This session is designed for executives, CFOs, and sustainability leaders from Group 2 entities who view AASB S2 as a compliance requirement rather than a strategic transformation. It’s for those who want to avoid non-compliance and potential audit findings, limit assurance risk, and keep reporting costs under control, while still delivering everything required to meet the standard, and nothing more.
Tim is Chief Impact Officer at Socialsuite, where he spearheads the development of ESG technology that helps organisations identify, prioritise, and report on their most material sustainability issues. With more than a decade of global sustainability experience and deep ESG expertise in strategy, programs, and reporting, Tim has worked across public, private, and non-profit sectors.
Thierry is the Founder & CEO of Climate & Decisions, a Sdyney-based consulting firm dedicated to integrating ESG and climate considerations into every organisational decision. Thierry is a seasoned sustainability expert, a former Deloitte partner with over 20 years of experience in climate and sustainability. He works closely with C-suite leaders to help their organisations navigate the complexities of climate compliance while driving responsible and sustainable growth.
