Context:
The way companies communicate their performance to investors is changing. The challenge of integrating economic-financial performance with non-financial performance, including intangible and socio-environmental issues, is gaining space for discussion and is proving capable of generating synergies, bringing together areas that today work in isolation (e.g. Finance and Sustainability). Integrated Reporting is contributing decisively to improve the way organizations think, plan and report the rationale of their business. The Integrated Reporting framework proposed by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) divides business aspects into six capitals: Financial, Manufacturing, Human, Intellectual, Natural, Social and Relationship. This arrangement has proven to promote an integrated view of the business, helping companies to have a clear vision of their value proposition, intended development, impacts generated and interdependencies between capitals.
Main Goals
The training will enable analysis and discussion of the latest reporting trends, helping participants answer the following questions:
- What does integrated thinking and reporting consist of? What is its importance?
- What does the IIRC framework <IR> consist of and what are its implications for current reporting practices?
- How can the <IR> framework be aligned with the GRI Standards, based on the shared principle of materiality?
- How can organizations following the GRI Standards adopt a more integrated approach and how can the <IR> framework help in this process?
- How can the IIRC and GRI benchmarks be used together to promote better sustainability management and reporting?
Contents
- Integrated Reporting: the vision for better corporate reporting
- Integrated thinking: creating value over time
- Laying the foundations for integrated reporting: creating value by reporting
- Implementing and executing integrated reporting: from financial management to value management
Suitable for
- Managers of national and multinational companies, responsible for reporting their organizations, including managers in the areas of Social Responsibility, Sustainability, Strategy, Finance, Investor Relations, Corporate Affairs, Communication, Human Resources, Environmental Management, Risk Management, among others.
- Responsible for the financial and non-financial information of the organizations, including financial and sustainability reporting.
- Analysts, appraisers, investment portfolio managers and owners of financial assets.
- Financial and sustainability consultants
- Regulators (including financial markets)
Methodology
The documentation will be distributed by the trainers in advance. Appropriate references to the Portuguese business reality will be used, with examples from several relevant national companies already applying IR.
Dates 2023
- Coming Soon (Online)
Trainers
Beat Grüninger
Fernando Fonseca
Value & Format
- Online: 3 consecutive days from 14:00 to 18:00
500€ (plus VAT at the current legal rate). Includes training material in digiltal format
Discount Policy
10% discount for: 2 or more participants of the same organization; Stravillia clients; APEA, BCSD, GRACE members and B Corp.
Online
Registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and confirmed upon proof of bank transfer (vacancies are limited) Failure to attend or cancellation of registration less than two working days before the start of the training does not entitle to a refund The training may be cancelled if a minimum number of participants is not reached, with a refund of registrations already made
(Português) CCIP (Câmara de Comércio e Indústria Portuguesa) Rua das Portas de Santo Antão 89 Lisboa, Portugal (Ver Mapa)