The Next Frontier of ESG: Green Tech in Action [Virtual]
How Green Technologies are powering real, measurable ESG outcomes
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About this event
How are Green Technologies translating ESG ambition into measurable outcomes across Australian organisations?
As expectations around Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance continue to rise, organisations are under increasing pressure to move beyond intent and demonstrate real, evidence-based impact. Green Technologies are emerging as critical enablers in this shift — supporting implementation, measurement and reporting across the ESG spectrum.
This ACS Victoria event explores how Green Technologies are being applied in practice to deliver measurable ESG outcomes within Australian organisations. It will highlight the importance of expanding industry and government engagement to build national impact, strengthening collaboration between practitioners and researchers, and improving measurement and reporting frameworks to clearly demonstrate value and outcomes.
Drawing on practical examples and sector perspectives, the session will examine how Green Technology is contributing to environmental performance, social outcomes and governance maturity, while also informing the future direction of the ACS Victoria ESG Special Interest Group.
What you’ll gain:
🌱 Practical examples of Green Technologies delivering measurable ESG outcomes
🌱 Insights from industry, research and policy perspectives
🌱 An opportunity to contribute to future priorities through a short audience poll
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Speakers
We integrate decarbonisation strategies, lifecycle assessments (LCAs), Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), sustainability ratings (ISC & Green Star) and audit‑ready ESG compliance into major projects and bids alongside investment‑grade climate‑risk due diligence that de‑risks climate from investment deals.
Brent’s experience spans sustainability leadership, operations, company governance and engineering across complex programs in Australasia, Asia, Europe and North America. Career highlights include delivering Australia’s first GHG emissions audit for Orica, achieving a 5‑Star Green Star rating for the Royal Children’s Hospital Medical Research Precinct, and contributing to Australia’s first EV and hybrid concepts at Holden. He also led GE’s regional Ecomagination initiative, advancing renewable energy and cleantech solutions through major R&D alliances, innovation challenges and partnerships focused on emissions reduction, water recycling and smart grids.
He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) and a BSc from the University of Melbourne, has completed an Executive Education at Melbourne Business School, and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).
With strong technical depth and hands-on leadership, he delivers large-scale data and AI programs with measurable outcomes. A purpose-driven and strategic leader, Arun is passionate about ethical, human-centred AI and using data to shape a smarter, more sustainable digital future.
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