Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD)

Are you passionate about shaping the future of social reporting standards? TISFD is inviting applications for its Regional Councils and Technical Working Groups. This is your chance to collaborate with leaders from business, finance, civil society, and the labour movement to create meaningful and practical disclosure frameworks. ? ?? Technical Working Groups will focus on developing elements of TISFD’s disclosure framework and guidance. ?? Regional Councils will ensure local perspectives are reflected in TISFD’s work. ? We’re looking for individuals who: ? Are familiar with financial disclosures, corporate reporting, sustainable business practices, or social sustainability. ? Thrive in collaborative, multi-stakeholder environments. ? Are committed to building fairer, stronger societies and economies. ? ?? Learn more in the Candidate Pack: https://lnkd.in/dFvZpnmd ?? Apply by Friday, March 14, 2025: https://lnkd.in/djrAwps6

? In People in Scope, the TISFD Founding Partners laid out an ambitious vision: a robust disclosure framework that addresses business and financial institutions’ impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities related to people, with strong conceptual foundations linking social topics to climate and nature. ? ?? Today, we’re taking the next step. The TISFD Proposed Technical Scope provides further guidance from the Founding Partners on key social constructs that should underpin these conceptual foundations. It also outlines the Founding Partners’ recommendations on materiality, prioritisation of indicators and metrics, and the deep interconnections between inequality, social issues, climate change, and nature loss, along with the framework’s relevance to capital providers. Additionally, it maps out the next steps in TISFD’s early work plan. ? ?? Read more below or at: ?? https://lnkd.in/e4D6snhT

?? We are pleased to announce an open call for individuals to join a Regional Council or Technical Working Group for the TISFD. This is a unique opportunity to collaborate with global leaders from business, finance, civil society and the labour movement to shape the future of social reporting standards, ensuring that they are both meaningful and practical.?? Technical Working Groups will lead on the creation of elements of TISFD’s disclosure framework and guidance. Regional Councils will provide critical input to ensure TISFD’s work reflects the often localised nature of social impacts. We are looking for individuals who are: ?? Familiar with financial disclosures, corporate reporting, sustainable business practices, or social sustainability.? ?? Adept at engaging in co-creation processes with a diverse range of stakeholders across sectors, geographies, and backgrounds.?? ?? Committed to creating fairer, stronger?societies and economies. Please read the Candidate Pack below for more information on the roles & responsibilities of TISFD’s Regional Councils and Technical Working Groups.? ?? https://lnkd.in/dFvZpnmd ?? To apply, complete the online application form by Friday, March 14, 2025: https://lnkd.in/djrAwps6 #TISFD #SocialDisclosure?

?? Event Announcement! We’re excited to announce that Keith Kibirango MCIOF(Dip), TISFD's Engagement Lead for Africa, will be speaking at the 5th Annual Africa ESG, Impact Investing and Sustainable Finance Summit-Southern Africa Forum on Friday, February 28 at 9:45am GMT / 10:45am CET / 11:45am South Africa time. Keith will provide an overview of TISFD, highlighting the need for a global inequality and social-related disclosure framework in the private sector. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in an interactive Q&A, engaging directly with Keith on the Taskforce’s work and its implications for businesses and financial institutions. This is an exciting event for professionals eager to shape the future of sustainable finance in Africa! To learn more, please visit: www.esg-impact.africa #ImpactInvesting #SustainableFinance #SustainableDevelopment #TISFD #AfricaFinance #SocialDisclosures https://lnkd.in/eHbqbx8A

?? We’re excited to announce #TISFD’s Steering Committee, bringing together 25 senior leaders from financial institutions, businesses, labor, and civil society across 15 countries and six continents. ?? Committee members include senior executives from ING, CalPERS, AXA, Schneider Electric, Natura & Co, and McCormick & Co, alongside leaders from Oxfam, Pro Mujer, IndustriALL Global Union, and ILO, among others. ?? Learn more at?https://lnkd.in/dmwcinfN ??? See the full list of Steering Committee members:?https://lnkd.in/df-UNnJ7 Arunma (AEEM) Oteh | Peter Bakker | Sharan Burrow | Gabriela Ramos | Marcie Frost | David Blood | Takeshi Kimura | Anne-Sophie Castelnau | Brian Kernohan | Martin Powell | Ana Beatriz Macedo da Costa | Vijay Bains | Olivier Blum | Caroline Rees | Michael Okoroafor, Ph.D. | Carmen Correa | Delilah Rothenberg | Namit Agarwal | Irit Tamir | Rosemary Amondi | Mia Seppo | Reema Nanavaty | Liz Umlas | Rod Pickette

?? We’re excited to announce?Simon Rawson?as the new Executive Director of the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (#TISFD)! ?? Simon brings deep experience in?transforming the global investment system so that it supports our planet and its people, most recently serving as Deputy Chief Executive at ShareAction and on the Senior Advisory Board of the WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development’s Preparer Forum for Sustainable Disclosure. He previously worked for McKinsey & Company where he helped build the firm’s social responsibility function, and served as a diplomat for the British government, including an overseas posting to Pakistan and as a private secretary to the Minister of Europe. He will join TISFD in February 2025. ? ?? On his appointment, Simon shares:?“The need to build a sustainable future for business, for people, and for the planet has never been more important. I am thrilled to be joining the Taskforce at this critical moment, as it launches its work to develop an evidence-based global disclosure framework with people at its centre. I’m incredibly grateful to the Founding Partners whose collective efforts launched the TISFD and look forward to working with our partners across finance, business, labour, and civil society to shape and guide our work ahead.” ? ? We look forward to Simon’s leadership in advancing TISFD’s mission. Stay tuned for more news on our next chapter!?

?? The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) is hiring a Technical Specialist to contribute to the development of our global disclosure framework. ? ???In this role, you will: ?? Ensure substantive contributions to research, drafting and delivery of technical outputs ?? Ensure effective consultation and co-creation by liaising with the TISFD Alliance and Working Groups ?? Facilitate piloting, testing, and capacity development ? If you have strong research and analytical skills, experience in sustainability disclosure standards and excellent communication and stakeholder engagement abilities, join us in driving positive change through helping develop integrated and accessible disclosure framework and recommendations! ? ??? ?Apply by 26th Dec at??? https://lnkd.in/dg_rHhCU

?? Introducing the speakers at our workshop “People In Scope: The Taskforce On Inequality And Social-Related Financial Disclosures (#TISFD)”, focusing on shaping the future of inequality and social-related financial disclosures. ?? If you're at Building Bridges, don’t miss Delilah Rothenberg, Co-Founder & Executive Director of Predistribution Initiative & TISFD Founding Partner, at the TISFD Workshop who will share the initiative’s plans for the future. ?? December 11, 2024 | ?? 17:00–18:30 CET | ?? Room E, CICG Geneva ?? Learn more: https://bit.ly/bbTISFD?

?? We're introducing the speakers at our workshop “People in Scope: The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-Related Financial Disclosures (#TISFD)”, focusing on shaping the future of inequality and social-related financial disclosures. ?? Gain valuable insights from Vincent Siegerink, Economist at OECD - OCDE and TISFD Technical Co-Lead, at the TISFD Workshop during Building Bridges 2024. ?? December 11, 2024 | ?? 17:00–18:30 CET | ?? Room E, CICG Geneva ?? Learn more: https://bit.ly/bbTISFD?

?? Introducing the speakers at our Building Bridges 2024 workshop “People in Scope: The Taskforce on Inequality and Social-Related Financial Disclosures (#TISFD)”, focusing on shaping the future of inequality and social-related financial disclosures. ?? Join Kate Tallant Meier, Interim Executive Director of TISFD, at #BuildingBridges24! Kate will kickstart the #TISFD event with an introduction to the technical propositions guiding the taskforce’s work towards fairer and stronger societies. ?? December 11, 2024 | ?? 17:00–18:30 CET | ?? Room E, CICG Geneva ?? Learn more at: https://bit.ly/bbTISFD?