As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) came into force on 5 January 2023, ecoDa and Mazars, are launching a series of two webinars to enlighten board members about the new requirements and responsibilities implied by this new directive.

Intending to bring sustainability reporting and financial reporting on an equal footing, the CSRD strengthens the rules about the social and environmental information companies will have to report, notably with the development of European Sustainability Reporting Standards. In addition to mandatory sustainability reporting obligations, the CSRD also introduces new requirements in terms of assurance and audit.

Understanding what is at stake seems all the more important that a broader set of companies (including listed SMEs) will now be required to report on sustainability – with about 50,000 companies in the scope in comparison with about 11,700 for the current Non-Financial Reporting Directive).

To equip board members, but more broadly, all actors that will now play a role in sustainability reporting, with the right understanding and practical tips to apply the new rules in the financial year 2024, ecoDa and Mazars have gathered knowledgeable practitioners (including the Chair of the Committee of European Auditing Oversight Bodies). They will share their complementary expertise on the rules, the practice, and what could be expected in terms of supervision – and the best way to get prepared.

With speakers Caroline Masson, Patrick Parent and Emmanuel Thierry.

You can already get registered for both webinars:
To register for the 1st webinar on April 17th, please click this link.
And to register for the 2nd webinar on April 18th, please follow this link.

As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) came into force on 5 January 2023, ecoDa and Mazars, are launching a series of two webinars to enlighten board members about the new requirements and responsibilities implied by this new directive.

Intending to bring sustainability reporting and financial reporting on an equal footing, the CSRD strengthens the rules about the social and environmental information companies will have to report, notably with the development of European Sustainability Reporting Standards. In addition to mandatory sustainability reporting obligations, the CSRD also introduces new requirements in terms of assurance and audit.

Understanding what is at stake seems all the more important that a broader set of companies (including listed SMEs) will now be required to report on sustainability – with about 50,000 companies in the scope in comparison with about 11,700 for the current Non-Financial Reporting Directive).

To equip board members, but more broadly, all actors that will now play a role in sustainability reporting, with the right understanding and practical tips to apply the new rules in the financial year 2024, ecoDa and Mazars have gathered knowledgeable practitioners.
They will share their complementary expertise on the rules, the practice, and the best way to get prepared.

With speakers Leena Linnainmaa and Emmanuel Thierry.

To register for the first webinar, please click this link.

To register for this webinar please click this link.