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Fireside chat with Dan Firmager of Kreston Reeves

Fireside chat with Dan Firmager of Kreston Reeves

Fireside chat with Dan Firmager of Kreston Reeves

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In this fireside chat, Stephen Pell, Co-founder & CEO of neoeco, sits down with Dan Firmager, ESG Advisor at Kreston Reeves, to break down the future of sustainability reporting in simple, practical terms.

In this fireside chat, Stephen Pell, Co-founder & CEO of neoeco, sits down with Dan Firmager, ESG Advisor at Kreston Reeves, to break down the future of sustainability reporting in simple, practical terms.

Where is sustainability reporting going next, and why are finance teams now leading the change?

In this fireside chat, Stephen Pell, Co-founder & CEO of neoeco, sits down with Dan Firmager, ESG Advisor at Kreston Reeves, to break down the future of sustainability reporting in simple, practical terms.

This isn’t a webinar. It’s an open, honest conversation about what’s really happening inside finance teams as rules tighten, data demands grow, and sustainability becomes a core part of how businesses run.

What we talk about


  • Why sustainability is now a business continuity strategy, not a cost

  • How accountants became the frontline of ESG and reporting

  • Why we need a new model: Financially-integrated Sustainability Management (FiSM)

  • How FiSM links ESG data straight into financial systems

  • Real stories from leaders — Ørsted, Interface, and others proving that sustainability drives performance

  • What CSRD and ISSB really mean for finance teams

  • How neoeco puts accountants at the centre of sustainability transformation

Where is sustainability reporting going next, and why are finance teams now leading the change?

In this fireside chat, Stephen Pell, Co-founder & CEO of neoeco, sits down with Dan Firmager, ESG Advisor at Kreston Reeves, to break down the future of sustainability reporting in simple, practical terms.

This isn’t a webinar. It’s an open, honest conversation about what’s really happening inside finance teams as rules tighten, data demands grow, and sustainability becomes a core part of how businesses run.

What we talk about


  • Why sustainability is now a business continuity strategy, not a cost

  • How accountants became the frontline of ESG and reporting

  • Why we need a new model: Financially-integrated Sustainability Management (FiSM)

  • How FiSM links ESG data straight into financial systems

  • Real stories from leaders — Ørsted, Interface, and others proving that sustainability drives performance

  • What CSRD and ISSB really mean for finance teams

  • How neoeco puts accountants at the centre of sustainability transformation

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