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Sustainability Reporting DO I HAVE TO ?? Jennifer H. Elder CPA, CMA, CIA, CFF The Sustainable CFO jelder@sustainablec fo.com

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Sustainability Reporting

DO I HAVE TO ??

Jennifer H. ElderCPA, CMA, CIA, CFF

The Sustainable [email protected]

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WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY?

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DEFINITIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY

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DO YOU HAVE TO REPORT ???

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DO YOU HAVE TO ???

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DO YOU HAVE TO ???

32.1%

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Shai Agassi, CEO, Better Place

No one ever catches the back of the wave and reaches shore. You’ve got to start paddling before the wave comes in….

Being ahead of the curve always leads to profits.

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BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE!IT’S GOOD FOR BUSINESS!

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BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE!

OR BE LATE!

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WHAT DO WE REPORT NOW?

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WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING?

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WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING?

Names Uses Forms Content Standards

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DIFFERENT NAMES

Environmental Impact Health & Safety Community Affairs Corporate Citizenship Corporate Social

Responsibility (CSR)Environmental, Social,

Governance (ESG)

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DIFFERENT USES

Public relations Communication Improvement

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DIFFERENT FORMS

Separate report Attachment to annual

report Combined report Statement Online report

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DIFFERENT CONTENT

Environmental impacts Safety Community service Supply chain Policy Results

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DIFFERENT STANDARDS

G -3 Protocol UN Global Compact ISO 26000 Account Ability AA1000 Connected Reporting

Framework Sarbannes Oxley

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DIFFERENT BUT SIMILAR

Communication Connects company to

world Address issues around risk Process for measuring,

disclosing, and being held accountable

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NIKE

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NIKE

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NIKE

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TOYOTA

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TOYOTA

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TOYOTA

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TOYOTA

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WALMART

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HISTORY

1953 – Social Resp. of Businessmen1989 – Ben & Jerry’s S/H Report1995 – AccountAbility1997 – Global Reporting Initiative2000 – UN Global Compact2002 – Sarbannes-Oxley2004 – ISO 140002005 – Accounting for Sustainability2010 – ISO 26000

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WHY REPORT?

Governmental regulation NGO advocacy Consumer concerns Channel requirements Investor Requirements

External Pressures !!!

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WHY REPORT - MANDATES !

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WHY REPORT - UPSIDE!

Identify & minimize legal & business risk

Improve trust/credibility with stakeholders

Enhance reputation and brand Increase customer loyalty

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WHY REPORT - UPSIDE!

Increase market share Gain competitive advantage Increase innovation Improve employee

recruitment and retention

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MAJOR STANDARDS

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UN GLOBAL COMPACT

2000 - 18 members 2010 - 8,000+ Ten Principles:Human RightsLaborEnvironmentAnti-Corruption

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AccountAbility AA1000

1995 – DC/NY/London/Bejing 1999 – AA1000 Standards Principles Standard covers:InclusivityMaterialityResponsiveness

Assurance standard

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GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE

2000 G-1 Standard, 2006 G-3 80 Indicators

EconomicsLabor PracticesHuman RightsSocietyProduct Responsibility

Assurance

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8 STEP PROCESS

1. Do your homework2. Develop strategy3. Establish goals4. Create metrics5. Engage stakeholders6. Collect data7. Evaluate results8. Write the report

WHERE DO YOU BEGIN?

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IT’S AN ONGOING PROCESS

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BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE!

OR BE LATE!

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Jennifer H. ElderCPA, CMA, CIA, CFF

The Sustainable CFOThe GPS for your business!

Consulting-On Demand CFO ServicesBusiness Coaching-Training

www.sustainablecfo.com

410.231.1881 [email protected]

SustainableCFO

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RESOURCES GRI

www.globalreporting.org AccountAbility

www.accountability.org UN Global Compact

www.globalreporting.org Sustainable Business Institute

www.sustainablebusiness.org

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HOW TO READ A REPORT

CEO StatementSummary key factsVoice of stakeholdersIssues

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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A REPORT ?

TimeframeSubjects coveredStandards usedKPI’S

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WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A REPORT ?

Trends Interactivity Consistency with prior

reports Verification