Asset owners and managers: The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) wants your feedback! Climate-related disclosures prepared in accordance with AASB S2 are set to become a key source of information for investors, with certain Australian entities publishing their first reports in stages throughout 2026. Asset owners and manager representatives are invited to join an investor-focused discussion facilitated by AASB covering:
- Background behind international and domestic standards
- Insights gained from Year One Reporting
- Roundtable-style discussion: your opportunity to share insights and challenges as users of climate-related information
Managing Director of the Australian Accounting Standards Board
Justin is the Managing Director of the Australian Accounting Standards Board as well as the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board. The Australian Accounting Standards Board approved and released the first Australian Sustainability reporting Standards AASB S1 (voluntary) and AASB S2 (mandatory), with mandatory reporting commencing for certain entities from 1 January 2025.
Justin has more than 25 years experience and has worked in hands-on-field-roles as well as in corporate environments. Outside of his current role Justin has been CEO for NFP entities in Australia and the UK, and has been in Client Facing Professional Services roles as a Consulting Director. In a previous career, Justin was an environmental consultant working in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems assessing the impact on the environment from operations ranging from water storage to power generation.
