Join industry experts to uncover how records and information professionals can lead the charge in ESG reporting. Learn how to drive transparency, meet regulatory demands, and turn compliance into a competitive edge. Don’t miss out - Register now and be part of the movement shaping a more accountable and sustainable future!
As ESG reporting becomes a regulatory and reputational imperative in Australia, records managers are uniquely positioned to ensure that organisations meet their obligations with integrity, transparency, and accountability. This RIMPA Global webinar, supported by DataESG explores how records professionals can support ESG initiatives by embedding strong governance practices, safeguarding privacy, and aligning with emerging Australian reporting regimes.
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We promise a jargon-free, engaging session - no death by PowerPoint! You’ll leave confident that you and your sustainability manager are well equipped to meet your ESG reporting obligations.
Most importantly, you’ll gain a clear understanding of the value of ESG reporting. It’s not just a box-ticking exercise or a moral duty, it’s a strategic advantage in today’s fast-changing global landscape.
Digital Preservation Consultant & Manager Sustainability and Social Impact Strategy, DatacomIT/DataESG
*Please note: this session will be recorded and made available post event to all registered attendees
*Please be advised that this session will offer 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) point upon successful attendance of the webinar. This credit will be automatically allocated to each delegate following the conclusion of the webinar.
Location | Local Time | Time Zone | UTC Offset |
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Perth | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 9:00:00 am | AWST | UTC+8 hours |
Eucla | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 9:45:00 am | ACWST | UTC+8:45 hours |
Darwin | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 10:30:00 am | ACST | UTC+9:30 hours |
Adelaide | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 10:30:00 am | ACST | UTC+9:30 hours |
Brisbane | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 11:00:00 am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
Sydney | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 11:00:00 am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
Hobart | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 11:00:00 am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
Melbourne | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 11:00:00 am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
Auckland | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 1:00:00 pm | NZST | UTC+12 hours |
Chatham Islands | Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 1:45:00 pm | CHAST | UTC+12:45 hours |
Director, Recordkeeping Innovation
Adelle Ford is a highly respected information and records management consultant with 40 years of experience helping organisations navigate complex regulatory and legislative environments. As a Director of Recordkeeping Innovation Consulting, she provides expert strategic advice and hands-on support to public and private sector clients across Australia.
Adelle’s work has shaped the way organisations approach information governance, digital preservation, and compliant recordkeeping. Her expertise includes the development of enterprise-wide information management frameworks, policies and procedures, metadata standards, and digital recordkeeping strategies aligned with industry best practice.
She is frequently engaged to conduct strategic reviews, lead system evaluations, and define metadata and business requirements to support the implementation of Microsoft 365 and other enterprise content management systems. With a Graduate Diploma in Data Management and decades of experience in the field, Adelle brings deep knowledge, practical insight, and a client-focused approach to every engagement.
Director, Recordkeeping Innovation
Annette is a highly regarded expert in information governance, known for delivering strategic advice and implementing best-practice frameworks that support long-term organisational success. She specialises in developing comprehensive information management strategies, addressing critical governance requirements, and ensuring effective identification and control of information within business systems.
Together, Adelle, Annette and the team at Recordkeeping Innovation excel at embedding records, knowledge, and information management capabilities through well-crafted policies, procedures, change management initiatives, and targeted training. Their work ensures the authenticity, reliability, usability, and accessibility of information—enabling evidence-based decision-making that stands the test of time
ESG Specialist, DataESG
Caroline Dornelles is an environmental scientist, chemist, engineer, and climate change PhD researcher. As an ESG specialist at DataESG, she designs sustainability strategies for government and industry. Her expertise combines environmental science and project management to deliver data-driven ESG solutions, focusing on policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and climate impact across public and private sectors.
Caroline’s experience includes conducting in-depth analysis and reporting on environmental policies, navigating Australian and international regulations, and addressing climate change impacts, ensuring comprehensive and sustainable solutions for clients.
Business Development Manager, DatacomIT
John has worked in business development for 24 years providing outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management, multichannel communications, business process automation and operational managed services.
His work with government included supplying secure end to end digitisation services, ballot scanning for election events and preservation digitisation of heritage materials from paper files, books, and maps to micro fiche for the likes of the National Library and National Archives of Australia.Digital Preservation Consultant & Manager Sustainability and Social Impact Strategy, DatacomIT/DataESG
Roger Mills is a digital humanities researcher and consultant focused on cultural and environmental preservation. He works with DatacomIT and DataESG, leveraging expertise in education, libraries, project management, and digital preservation to support sustainable strategies for long-term access to records, archives, and digital collections.
Roger extends his passion for preserving cultural heritage to preserving the natural environment, working with organisations to develop policies and strategies for sustainability and long-term access to, and use of, their records, archives and digital collections.
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