The Future of Annual Reporting: Regulations, technology and process
CPD evening event
Overview
Organisations have seen a step-change in reporting requirements pertaining to ESG-related content, cyber security, diversity disclosures and audit quality, and increased requirements for internal controls. There has also been a revolution in how technology has been used in the governance, finance and legal sectors.
In this session, our experts will discuss:
- lessons learned from this year’s reporting cycle
- what they plan to do differently in their next corporate reporting cycle?
- the key themes / challenges that they are looking to tackle over the next 12-24 months
- experience and advice in using technology to assist with the reporting cycle and things to look out for
Speakers
Justin is a process, risk and control specialist having originally qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PwC where he spent the first 14 years of his career. The last ten years have been spent leading internal audit, internal control and enterprise risk management teams with time at Royal Mail, Jaguar Land Rover and the last six years at Aston Martin.
Justin is married with two daughters (17 and 15), has a Covid Cavapoo ‘Mabel’ and likes to spend his spare time travelling and following the highs and lows of Nottingham Forest.
With nearly 12 years experience in UK FTSE 100 and 250 companies, Rebecca currently works at Deliveroo plc a newly listed company where, alongside the Company Secretary, she has spent time building a new CoSec function and implementing a number of new processes, procedures and governance frameworks with a focus on the use of technology to improve efficiency across the business. These various activities led the team to win 'Team of the Year' at the 2023 CGI awards. Other previous experience includes senior roles at National Grid, William Hill and easyJet. Outside of the work environment, Rebecca loves to travel and is an avid crossfitter.
James is a senior member of Atticus' Growth team. He is responsible for building relationships with organisations across multiple verticals, including the UK, European and American markets. James began his career at Slaughter and May and as a lawyer at Watson Farley & Williams, before transitioning to technology where he has helped build commercial teams serving the legal and compliance sectors and been responsible for growth.
James is married with a daughter (1), has a Covid Cavapoo ‘Ozzy’ and likes to spend his spare time following sport and playing the drums.
Sponsor
Our document review and verification software is used by the world’s largest listed entities and law firms, empowering them to seamlessly fact-check documents before public disclosure. Current manual verification processes are inefficient and put Boards & Directors at avoidable levels of risk. Customers like Customers like National Grid, Kingfisher, Rentokil, Legal & General, Next, Sage, Ocado, Deliveroo and Aston Martin use our software to improve the integrity, accuracy and efficiency of verification for disclosure documentation.
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Booking
This event is for governance professionals working in a listed company and those involved in the annual report process (as well as other business as usual disclosures)
Location: The Chartered Governance Institute, Saffron House, 6-10 Kirby Street, London, EC1N 8TS
Price: Free
Date: 10 October 2024
Timing: Doors open at 18:00 for a 18:30 session start
This event is for governance professionals working in a listed company and those involved in the annual report process (as well as other business as usual disclosures).
Sponsored by:
Booking
Location: The Chartered Governance Institute, Saffron House, 6-10 Kirby Street, London, EC1N 8TS
Price: Free
Date: 10 October 2024
Timing: Doors open at 18:00 for a 18:30 session start
