In the wake of global challenges and an intensified focus on corporate responsibility, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), non-financial reporting, and sustainability have become integral.

In our latest podcast, split into three key parts, RSM's global experts analyse how 2024 is shaping up as the Year of ESG, unravel the significance of non-financial reporting, and explore the evolving landscape of sustainability.

Key topics covered include the rise of ESG as a strategic imperative, the shift from financial to non-financial metrics, regulatory landscapes, compliance expectations, emerging trends in sustainable business practices, and challenges in navigating complexities.

Joining our host, Jon Cronin, are Marion Hanon, Global Leader for Quality and Risk at RSM International, Jacob Elkhishin, Partner, Risk Advisory and ESG Services at RSM in Australia, and Deborah Fischer, Partner, Audit, Sustainability, and Governance at RSM in Belgium.

In the wake of global challenges and an intensified focus on corporate responsibility, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), non-financial reporting, and sustainability have become integral.

In our latest podcast, split into three key parts, RSM's global experts analyse how 2024 is shaping up as the Year of ESG, unravel the significance of non-financial reporting, and explore the evolving landscape of sustainability.

Key topics covered include the rise of ESG as a strategic imperative, the shift from financial to non-financial metrics, regulatory landscapes, compliance expectations, emerging trends in sustainable business practices, and challenges in navigating complexities.

Joining our host, Jon Cronin, are Marion Hannon, Global Leader for Quality and Risk at RSM International, Jacob Elkhishin, Partner, Risk Advisory and ESG Services at RSM in Australia, and Deborah Fischer, Partner, Audit, Sustainability, and Governance at RSM in Belgium.

In part 3, we focus on the current and emerging sustainability trends impacting business practices, address the challenges, and provide insight into how to navigate these complexities.

In the wake of global challenges and an intensified focus on corporate responsibility, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), non-financial reporting, and sustainability have become integral.

In our latest podcast, split into three key parts, RSM's global experts analyse how 2024 is shaping up as the Year of ESG, unravel the significance of non-financial reporting, and explore the evolving landscape of sustainability.

Key topics covered include the rise of ESG as a strategic imperative, the shift from financial to non-financial metrics, regulatory landscapes, compliance expectations, emerging trends in sustainable business practices, and challenges in navigating complexities.

Joining our host, Jon Cronin, are Marion Hannon, Global Leader for Quality and Risk at RSM International, Jacob Elkhishin, Partner, Risk Advisory and ESG Services at RSM in Australia, and Deborah Fischer, Partner, Audit, Sustainability, and Governance at RSM in Belgium.

In part two, we focus on non-financial reporting: what it entails, the regulations organisations need to be aware of, and how experts can leverage their knowledge and proficiency in this area to apply it within the ESG space.