Delivered by Adam Richards PhD, SVI’s Director of Impact, and Jeremy Nicholls, Assurance Framework Lead for SDG Impact Standards at UNDP, this member exclusive Social Value Masterclass will examine Principle 4: Only include what is material.
This is for you if you’re new to the Principles of Social Value or an experienced practitioner.
By attending this Masterclass you will better understand the concept of materiality, why it is important, and how we can determine what is material.
Join us for an interactive session, where we can share, learn, and develop our skills together.
Please note: Social Value Masterclasses are open to members only. If you are not a member of Social Value International or a Joint Member Network, please head to our membership page for more information.
Speakers:
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Jeremy Nicholls is the Assurance Framework lead for the UNDP SDG Impact Standards. He is an ambassador for the Capitals Coalition (a global collaboration to integrate sustainability into business decision making), a member of Accounting for Sustainability’s Expert Panel and chairs the project team for ISO 37005, selecting, creating and using indicators for governing bodies. He is also a non executive director of the FRC Group, a social enterprise in Liverpool and a visiting professor at Staffordshire University.
He originally qualified as a chartered accountant, including time as the Finance Director for Tanzania Railways. After spending four years as a house parent he became involved in social enterprise, sustainability and regeneration, and was one of the founders and then CEO of Social Value International, an international member organisation supporting social impact accounting.
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Director of Impact, Social Value International
Adam is responsible for maximizing impact across SVI and our communities. He supports members to achieve their own impact goals, manages our international trainer community to enhance global learning opportunities and leads on strategic international projects to promote the Principles of Social Value. Adam is also responsible for the development of SVI's internal impact management systems.