Turn ESG obligations into a genuine advantage.

An ESG consultant helps an organisation identify the environmental, social and governance issues most material to its business, then builds the strategy, targets, governance structures and reporting needed to manage those issues and disclose progress to regulators, investors and customers.

Climate-related financial disclosure is now mandatory for large Australian entities under the AASB S2 standard, phased in from 2025 based on company size. Broader ESG reporting is not universally mandatory, but is increasingly expected by lenders, insurers, investors and major customers.

Cost depends on scope. A standalone materiality assessment for a mid-sized organisation typically starts in the low five figures, while a full strategy, governance and first-year reporting engagement is a larger, multi-month program. We scope and price each engagement after an initial discovery call.

A materiality assessment usually takes four to six weeks. A complete ESG strategy and roadmap, including governance design, typically runs eight to twelve weeks, with reporting and assurance support continuing on an annual cycle after that.

Sustainability reporting is the broader practice of disclosing an organisation's environmental and social performance. ESG reporting is a more structured subset aimed at investors and lenders, typically mapped to specific frameworks such as GRI, TCFD or AASB S2, so it can be compared across companies and used in financial decisions.

Yes. We advise ASX-listed companies preparing for mandatory climate disclosure, as well as private and family-owned businesses that need ESG credentials for tenders, banking covenants or supply chain requirements.