[WEBINAR] Integrated Reporting The Next Frontier - Michael Bray

Complex conventional corporate reporting and the public demand for firms' accountability for their activities has increasingly ignited the adoption of Integrated Reporting. An integrated report aims to provide stakeholders with material, clear and understandable information about the organisation's strategy, governance, performance and prospects, in a way that reflects the commercial, societal and environmental context within which it operates. A key feature of Integrated Reporting is integrated thinking, which requires organisations to consider the interrelationship between financial and non-financial capitals, and to evaluate their impacts on organizational performance and value creation. In this webinar, we will further explore the distinct features and impacts of integrated reporting, and how it is driving the frontier of global reporting standards.

Main Takeaways:

- Understanding how organizations create and communicate value via integrated reporting (IR)
- The incorporation of IR concepts in MonsoonSIM
- Now, everyone can experience, create and publish Corporate Integrated Report through MonsoonSIM

Organizer: MonsoonSIM, in collaboration with Deakin Business School

Michael Bray

Michael’s vast career with KPMG has been underpinned by some core motivations – continually improving business reporting practices and being a leader of innovation in the energy and natural resources sector and broader infrastructure investment. He guides his clients and team towards improving the clarity of corporate reporting profiles and the effectiveness of reporting strategies. The goal is to improve capital allocation – essential to a competitive, dynamic energy sector. “It is about creating the market conditions to achieve widespread adoption of integrated reporting,” he says.