Annual ESG disclosures written to the framework that matches your audience — GRI for stakeholders, SASB for investors, TCFD for risk — and stopping well short of the slide deck.
ESG reporting is the structured, evidenced disclosure of your environmental, social and governance performance — written to a recognised framework so the people reading it can compare and trust it.
The mistake most organisations make is writing for everyone and convincing no one. We start with a materiality assessment — what actually matters to your business and your stakeholders — then disclose against the framework your audience already uses.
The output is a credible, concise report: claims backed by data, gaps acknowledged rather than hidden, and structured so an investor, a buyer or a regulator can find what they need without wading through marketing.
There's no single ESG standard — the right one depends on who's reading. We'll often blend two.
The most widely used standard. Broad, impact-focused, good for a general audience.
Industry-specific, financially material metrics — what investors actually ask for.
Climate-related financial risk and governance. Increasingly expected, sometimes required.
Assessing both impact on the world and financial impact on you — the CSRD lens.
Where the EU's incoming rules apply to you, and how to get ahead of them.
Built so the data can be externally assured when you're ready for that step.
Every ESG reporting engagement delivers the following.
An annual report runs over four phases. The first cycle is the heaviest; repeat years are faster.
Our investors stopped sending us ESG questionnaires — the report answered them.Client name · Role — testimonial to confirm
Client quote & outcome stats to be supplied by Laura before launch.
It depends on your primary audience. Investor-facing? Lean SASB and TCFD. Broad stakeholder report? GRI. Many organisations need a blend, and we'll recommend the lightest combination that satisfies your readers.
It's how we decide what to report on — the issues that are significant to your business and your stakeholders. It keeps the report focused and defensible rather than an exhaustive data dump.
Possibly, if you trade in the EU or sit in the supply chain of a company that does. We'll assess your exposure and, if it's coming, build this year's report so you're not starting from scratch later.
Yes. We structure the data and evidence so an assurance provider can sign it off. Many clients self-publish first and add assurance once the process is bedded in.
Shorter than you'd think. We optimise for credibility and readability, not page count — a tight 20–30 pages usually beats a 90-page document nobody finishes.
A free 15-minute call. Tell us who's asking and we'll tell you which framework and what a credible, concise report would take.