Halliday Marx
Business Analyst

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Senior Group ESG Reporting Analyst
80-85K
Central London (Hybrid working)
My client is a global advertising company based in Central London and are looking for an ESG Reporting Analyst to join the team.
Duties Include:
- Responsible for ensuring the accurate and timely collection of ESG data from across the Group in accordance with sustainability standards and relevant statutory requirements
- Support the ESG team with driving the Group’s ESG strategy through providing accurate data
- Support the Reporting and ESG team with the implementation of an ESG reporting tool, alongside the framework to govern the timely collection of various data points
- Supporting the ESG and Reporting team identifying any data gaps and determining appropriate solutions to meet reporting requirements
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to collate financial and non-financial data for ESG reporting
- Support the Reporting and ESG team with external auditors/ assurance providers
- Collaborating with the ESG and Group Reporting team on the preparation of information for the Annual Report
- Working with external advisors on evolving ESG standards, implement policies and ensure emerging ESG reporting practices and sustainable practices, which ultimately drive the Group’s ESG strategy
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- Experience of ESG assurance and/or reporting
- Experience in CDP and EcoVadis submissions
- Knowledge of ESG standards, frameworks and regulations including TCFD, CSRD, and SASB
- Skilled in Microsoft Excel
- Passion for sustainability and commitment to driving positive change through ESG practices
- Ability to communicate and build relationships with Local and Global finance and non-finance teams
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