Nicolas Sauviat

– Contributed to ESRS Set 1 revision (focus E4/E5 and support on E2/E3) – Provided subject-matter expertise on the ESRS, with a focus on environmental topics and interoperability (e.g. GRI, TNFD, ISSB, SBTN, NPI, GCP, IFC PS6) as well as PMO services – Lead the update of the interoperability mapping with TNFD – Drafted and reviewed technical content for corporate sustainability disclosures – Coordinated benchmarking for first wave of CSRD reports – Developed implementation guidance (lead on E4) – Helped for project management on Financial Institutions' sector standard – Monitored and actively participated in EFRAG's sustainability interoperability workstreams – Engaged with stakeholders during public consultations and expert workshops – EFRAG is the technical advisor to the European Commission, developing the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) under the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). – Hired for European Commission's Pilot Project - Embarking companies and stakeholders into the European sustainability reporting journey

Group of global benchmarking initiatives, which includes governments, private and civil society, for alignment and increasing the impact of sustainability tools.

Co-chaperoned the work on private funding indicators of the Global Biodiversity Framework (Target 19 D.3) in the Technical Expert Group on Financial Reporting for the Convention on Biological Diversity

SVPHK is a fast-growing social innovation start-up helping businesses such as EY, HSBC and Nestlé align profit and purpose by Creating Shared Value (CSV). Content – Redesigned introduction workshop for new corporate members, created 30+ CSV case studies (long, medium and short) and drafted social campaigns for 1000+ subscribers. – Actively participated in SVPHK content strategy. Programmes – Coordinated one of a kind event convening 130+ C-suite executives from MNEs, non-profits, start-ups and government. – Created ad-hoc reports, minutes and concept notes for members, partners and funding institutions. – Supported SVPHK ongoing initiatives. Planned activities, developed conference calendar and researched for upcoming trends. Partnerships – Monitored local social innovation ecosystem and explored strategic options for expansion in the Greater Bay Area. – Mapped out Hong Kong youth landscape and shortlisted experts for SVPHK Youth Initiative. Responsible for the Enactus partnership. – Represented SVPHK to 25+ events. Liaised with C-levels from multinationals, consultancies, NGOs, etc.

FROM NOTHING TO NATIONALS - SEMIFINALS Most Improved Team Award - Enactus UK Nationals – Created and developed project Moki (see below). – Led and managed a truly international team (eight members/seven nationalities): empowered each team member and set the team culture. – Project management: organized and delegated effectively the workload, defined short-term and long-term goals, run weekly meetings, oversaw performance, met deadlines, got stakeholders on board, etc. – Member of the Enactus Aston Committee: helped develop society from scratch, supervised organization's activities, reported to the Advisory Board, established solid foundations for Enactus' continuous improvement. – Applied knowledge learned in "People & World Organizations" course about true teams (common goals, task interdependence, reflexivity), team dynamics and leadership. About project Moki: Moki is an international project meant to produce mosquito-repellent blankets in African countries suffering from mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria. The thin blankets would come as an ideal complement to the mosquito nets and other already-existing measures. The manufacturing would be realized through local social enterprises. Moki is also an international team of exceptional individuals from all over the world (UK, France, Hungary, Nigeria, South Korea, Thailand, China) striving to make a difference. As a project leader, I am thrilled to be part of such a thriving team. My role: My role includes presenting our project to the many stakeholders, recruiting society members, organizing team meetings, delegating effectively, empowering team members and, overall, setting the team culture. I am also part of the Enactus Aston Committee which oversees all activities of the society. We developed the society from scratch. We made it for the first time to the semi finals of the Enactus UK Nationals and won the "Most Improved Team" award.

– Collaborated in the management and follow-up of Solidaridad Internacional Andalucía's cooperation projects (Africa and Middle East). Participated in both the planning and the evaluation phases. – Performed thorough document review and analysis: funding application forms, budgets, accounting records, supporting documents, etc. – Trained on the Logical Framework Approach (LFA). – Gave occasional assistance to Latin America's projects. – Switched back and forth between Spanish, English and French on a daily basis.

– Performed competitive analysis and marketing positioning in the French and English markets. – Realized day-to-day management of company's websites (notably data and stock updates). – Generated reports on international purchasing (China). – Switched back and forth between Spanish, English and French on a daily basis.

– Handled customer reception. – Entered accounting data. – Acquired good communication skills and solid accounting bases.

– Handled customer reception. – Provided the right insurance services. – Required strong legal foundations on top of good relational abilities.