Tech-Enabled ESG: From Reporting to Real Impact [Virtual]
Discover how AI, data and digital innovation are helping organisations transform ESG from a reporting obligation into a driver of measurable business and sustainability outcomes.
About this event
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) priorities are rapidly reshaping the way organisations operate, report and create value. As regulatory expectations evolve and stakeholders demand greater transparency, technology is becoming an essential tool for turning ESG commitments into measurable outcomes.
Join ACS Victoria and our ESG Special Interest Group, for an engaging discussion on how AI, data analytics and digital technologies are helping organisations strengthen their ESG strategies, improve reporting accuracy, and make more informed, evidence-based decisions. From automating data collection and measuring performance to identifying risks and uncovering new opportunities, technology is transforming the way organisations approach sustainability and governance.
This event will explore Australia's evolving ESG disclosure landscape, the role of digital capability in supporting compliance and accountability, and how organisations can move beyond reporting to deliver meaningful, long-term impact. Whether you're leading technology initiatives, shaping business strategy or navigating ESG requirements, you'll gain valuable insights into the trends, challenges and innovations defining the future of tech-enabled ESG.
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Speakers
ABM Nayeem is an information systems (IS) strategist and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) researcher focused on sustainable digital transformation. As a doctoral candidate, he explores ways to enhance ESG performance to foster resilience and accountability in organisations' foundations.
With over a decade of ICT project leadership across diverse industries, he merges technical expertise with a visionary approach to bridge technology and sustainable development. An active member of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and the Project Management Institute (PMI), Nayeem is committed to advancing sustainable value creation through responsible digital practices and embedding sustainability thinking at the heart of Australia's technology profession.
Payal Tiwari is a Melbourne-based fractional technology advisor and Chief AI Officer with 15+ years across Deloitte, EY, Accenture, Citrix, Pegasystems and MUFG, leading enterprise transformation for major Australian institutions. She advises boards on tech and AI governance, adopting AI in ways that are accountable, safe and worth the spend. Payal is a former board director at Refuge Victoria and current Advisor at InTouch and Safe Steps. She is also a member of the ACS Sustainability Committee. Having stood for federal parliament, she understands how policy and public funding shape community outcomes. She holds an Executive MBA (UNSW) and a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems).
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