At Grant Thornton, we take an education-first approach to sustainability reporting, helping you and your team build a repeatable, auditable process that can support your reporting requirements into the future. Whether your organisation is preparing for mandatory sustainability reporting or advancing its broader strategy, these masterclasses are designed to build both understanding and capability in AASB S2 reporting and GHG accounting.

AASB S2 Masterclass

Gain a clear view of the practical application of AASB S2 disclosure requirements, including climate-related risks and opportunities, materiality, financial effects, scenario analysis, and metrics and targets.

Morning agenda:

  • Climate-related risks and opportunities
  • Identifying material information

Full-day agenda:

  • Climate-related risks and opportunities
  • Identifying material information
  • Financial effects
  • Scenario analysis
  • Metrics & targets

GHG Accounting Masterclass

Gain an introduction to the processes, methodologies and considerations involved in measuring greenhouse gas emissions meeting the requirements of AASB S2 across Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3.

Morning agenda:

  • GHG accounting basics
  • Scope 1 & Scope 2 emissions

Afternoon agenda:

  • Scope 3 emissions 

Full-day agenda:

  • GHG accounting basics
  • Scope 1 & Scope 2 emissions
  • Scope 3 emissions 

In-person and virtual events starting from $400

 

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Speakers

Samantha Sing Key

 

Samantha Sing Key, Partner, Sustainability Reporting Advisory

Samantha is a sustainability reporting partner at Grant Thornton Australia, responsible for leading the technical interpretation and implementation of Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards. She is a member of the AASB S2 Implementation Advisory Panel, a member of Grant Thornton International's sustainability technical expert group, and chair of Grant Thornton's ISSB Asia Pacific group.

Elna How

 

Elna How, Partner, Sustainability Reporting Advisory

Elna is a Partner in Grant Thornton’s Sustainability Reporting Advisory practice, focusing on Australia’s new sustainability reporting requirements. With more than 20 years’ experience spanning financial audit and sustainability reporting, she brings a dual perspective on both preparing and assuring disclosures. Drawing on hands-on experience in both areas, Elna helps organisations take a practical approach to not only delivering S2-aligned reports but ensuring they are robust and ready for assurance.

Feedback on our education & training:

We have consistently received positive feedback on our sustainability education delivered online and in person.

“Strong practical application and detailed, real-world insight.”

“Outstanding engagement, clarity in Q&A, and well-judged delivery.”

“Clear, succinct presentation and a great summary of a complex topic.”

FURTHER INFORMATION OR QUERIES:

Rachel Ward
Executive Assistant, Grant Thornton


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