The first year of California climate reporting is officially underway. Now the harder part starts.
The 2027 reporting cycle adds Scope 3 emissions and raises the bar on assurance. Companies that wait until deadlines get close will be building data, documentation and controls under pressure. Companies that start now will walk into assurance with a program they can defend.
Good.Lab & RSM are co-hosting this session to give you a clear roadmap on both sides: Good.Lab brings the view from building and running GHG reporting programs. RSM brings the view from the assurance side of the table. Together, we’ll show you what auditors will look for and how to get your data ready for it.
Bring your questions. We'll save time at the end to answer them.
Andries leads Good.Lab, which helps companies build GHG reporting programs that hold up to regulators, customers and auditors. He brings more than two decades of experience in accounting and advisory, including leading the blockchain practice at Armanino, a top 20 public accounting firm, serving as CEO of The Brenner Group in Silicon Valley, and as a partner at Moore Stephens in Shanghai. He has advised fast-scaling companies across three continents.
Angela is an assurance partner at RSM and one of the architects of the firm’s ESG attestation practice. A CPA with deep experience in internal control audits under Sarbanes-Oxley, she brings an auditor’s view of what it takes for climate data to hold up under review. Based in RSM’s Orange County office, she specializes in audits of financial institutions and serves as a national instructor for the firm’s assurance practice. She also sits on RSM’s sustainability committee and holds the FSA Credential Level I (SASB standards).
