Organisations are currently facing several pressing issues when it comes to ESG. As the ESG landscape evolves, companies are grappling with the challenge of the structural changes brought about by the European Sustainability Reporting Standard (ESRS) and the shift from voluntary to mandatory reporting.

In this thought-provoking episode of our Hear All Voices podcast, we delve into the intricacies of ESG reporting and gain valuable takeaways from two experts who have firsthand experience in addressing the critical concerns surrounding sustainability and governance.

Join the conversation with Senior Consultant Andrew Henderson and host Scott Lane as they talk about the future of ESG reporting. With their shared experiences and dedication to understanding the new world of ESG, Andrew and Scott offer valuable perspectives on the current reporting structures and provide a glimpse into what lies ahead.

In today's rapidly changing business environment, the importance of building a culture of compliance cannot be overstated. Achieving this objective requires overcoming a range of challenges, particularly in the area of values alignment. One of the most significant hurdles is building an organisation that not only recognises the company's values, but truly embodies them.

In this episode, we talk about the modern approach to compliance and ethics, and how Endava's move towards integrity has transformed its organisational culture. We also emphasise the importance of establishing a system of checks and balances to monitor compliance and identify potential risks, and taking swift action to address any found violations.

Join Ilija Gospodinov, Head of Integrity and Legal Operations of Endava, and host Scott Lane as they discuss how this approach takes into account legal compliance and organisational culture, and how it has been received by leadership and employees alike – ultimately building a culture of compliance and a shared commitment to integrity, transparency and accountability.

ESG covers a broad spectrum of sustainability and ethical practices in business. However, there is currently no single standard that companies can follow consistently. As a result, companies are relying on individual standards that already exist within specific topics that fall under the ESG umbrella.

In this episode, we delve into the anti-corruption standard and explore how companies can use it to build and maintain their programmes. We also discuss the process of gaining certification under this standard as a way to leverage the hard work put into building ESG programmes.

Join Alessandro Macedo, Head of Ethics & Compliance of Tractebel - Engie Group, and host Scott Lane as they share insights and opinions on the importance of standardisation and the ultimate goal of having a consistent methodology across the world for ESG.