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3RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE REPORTING 3.0 PLATFORM
12-13.11.2015

Programme & Presentations

Day 1

Welcome By The Organizer – Introduction to Reporting 3.0

The Organizor

INTRODUCTORY KEYNOTE

Imagine a Regenerative Capitalism – a new scope and challenge for reporting, accounting and data – John Fullerton, Capital Institute

PLENARY DISCUSSION

Islands of stealth in a sea of troubled water – identifying a state-of-play in reporting towards a sustainable new economic model – and what needs to happen next!

John Fullerton, Capital Institute

Elisa Tonda, UNEP DTIE

Dr. Hampus Adamsson, ICMA  

Dr. Allen White, GISR

Moderation: Ralph Thurm, Reporting 3.0

SESSIONS (Round 1) – Reporting to serve a sustainable new economic model

A: ELABORATE

Discussing bold conceptual
developments

A1: Raising the bar on sustainability reporting: context, assurance and collaboration

Sponsord by UNEP

Elisa Tonda, UNEP DTIE

Richard Marsh, BT

Maarten de Vuyst, Oxfam Novib  

Ole Buhl, ATP

Moderator: Bill Baue, UNEP  

 

B: COLLABORATE

Showcasing initiatives, networks and collaborations

 

B1: Collaborative efforts that shape existing and future reporting requirements
SPONSORED BY AIRPORT MUNICH

Vera Stelkens, Airport Munich  

Nelmara Arbex, GRI  

Rodney Irwin, WBCSD

Moderator: Sebastian Straube

 

C: ACCELERATE

Exploring tooling, systems, methodologies

C1: How to use technology to drive integrated thinking

SPONSORED BY TAGETIK

Marco van Kooij, Tagetik  

Jyoti Banerjee, IIRC  

Massimo Romano, Generali

Moderator: Olivier Servais, IIRC  

SESSIONS (Round 2) – Accounting to serve the need for a transition in reporting

A: ELABORATE

A2: Six capitals as the basis for a new accounting revolution – will accountants save the planet?
SPONSORED BY KPMG

Jyoti Banerjee, IIRC  

Bob Willard, F2B2 (via webcam)  

Mark McElroy, Center for Sustainable Organizations  

Rodney Irwin, WBCSD

Moderator: Wim Bartels, KPMG  

B: COLLABORATE

B2: Accounting for a Net-Positive Strategy – A Litmus Test For True Sustainability

Bill Baue, Sustainability Context Group  

Richard Marsh, BT

Alastair MacGregor, Trucost

Claudine Blamey, The Crown Estate
Moderator: Ralph Thurm, Reporting 3.0

C: ACCELERATE

C2: IT Databases, hubs and dialog applications for a new age in accountability
SPONSORED BY EQI

Dr. Martin Wilderer, EQI

Andrew Winston, Pivot Goals (via webcam)
Lindsey Clark, eRevalue

Dr. Cornis van der Lugt, BSD Consulting
Moderator: Felipe Arango, BSD Consulting

Day 2

INTRODUCTORY KEYNOTE 

Accounting for the future we design – how to define success for a net positive organization – Claudine Blamey, The Crown Estate, UK

PLENARY DISCUSSION

What and how long will it take to succeed in the third accounting revolution?

Claudine Blamey, The Crown Estate

Nelmara Arbex, GRI

Wim Bartels, KPMG

Jyoti Banerjee, IIRC

Moderation: Ralph Thurm, Reporting 3.0

SESSIONS (Round 3) – The data revolution that supports the transition

A: ELABORATE

A3: Taking a global pulse – forecasting a worldview on sustainable data modelling

 Maja Brisvall, Quantified Planet

Raj Thamotheram, Preventable Surprises
Dr. Damian Borth, German Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Shaida Badiee, Open Data Watch
Moderator: Sebastian Straube, Reporting 3.0

B: COLLABORATE

B3: Data that makes a difference and shapes economies and stakeholder activation
SPONSORED BY DELOITTE

Yaqing Sun, Deloitte

Dr. Allen White, GISR
Johnny West, Open Oil

Vishal Kapadia, Wikirate
Moderator: Anneke Sipkens, Deloitte

C: ACCELERATE

C3: The ThriveAbility Journey and Index- a 3-dimensional indicator-based performance measurement
SPONSORED BY THE THRIVEABILITY FOUNDATION

Dr. Robin Wood, ThriveAbility Foundation

Claudine Blamey, The Crown Estate
John Fullerton, Capital Institute
Moderator: Bill Baue, ThriveAbility Foundation
INTRODUCTORY KEYNOTE 

Driving the next systemic transformation by big sustainability data – Dr. Damian Borth – German Institute for Artificial Intelligence

PLENARY DISCUSSION

What and how long will it take to succeed in the third accounting revolution?

Dr. Damian Borth, German Institute for Artificial Intelligence

Maja Brisvall, Quantified Planet
Dr. Robin Wood, ThriveAbility Foundation

Marjella Alma, eRevalue

Shaida Badiee, Open Data Watch

Moderation: Sebastian Straube

REPORTING 3.0 PLATFORM: THE FUTURE ROADMAP – Presenting the next steps for Reporting 3.0 as an independent platform

Download the Conference Summary Report, which highlights the outcomes from the excellent discussions during our third annual conference in November.

Download the conference brochure which outlines in more detail the conference concept and benefits of attending it. Read about its context and future plans of the Reporting 3.0 Platform.

From the 5th to the 11th of September the Reporting 3.0 team facilitated a virtual ThinkTank, designed to kickstart an ongoing discussion about the future of reporting in preparation for our November conference. With active participation from early-bird ticket holders, sponsors, confirmed speakers and invited experts, the ThinkTank was carried out over 6 days with 89 participants, including 12 guest experts, and 141 posts across 5 discussion threads.

 

Participants were able to share their own questions, views and best practices about reporting, accounting and data as part of an ideas sharing and knowledge creating ThinkTank, fueled by Convetit, with each day’s discussions being kicked off by guest experts.

View the ThinkTank

The Future

In its third year, the Reporting 3.0 platform is reinventing itself as a non-profit in order to better serve the needs of the reporting community. This new platform will allow for greater engagement and facilitate a more rapid advancement in the development of new generation reporting in the time between annual conference events. As an independent platform, Reporting 3.0 will be looking for partners to develop the future of reporting.

 

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