Syndie: How My Audit Background Shapes My Work in Inclusion
Syndie shares how her career journey from audit and tax to Inclusion and Diversity helps her drive practical, evidence‑based inclusion across Grant Thornton.
Effective programme and change management can create the engine room for your ESG strategy and your outcomes from it. You need the right foundations in place, including structure and oversight, intelligent and agile planning, and stress testing. A holistic approach can ensure your organisation is factoring in all the requirements and changes that will be needed across your operating model to successfully deliver ESG initiatives from inception through to completion.
Hands on programme management from inception and delivery to achievement of your ESG outcomes. Let us help your strategy succeed.
We work collaboratively, developing transformation and change capabilities in your organisation and building a structure to help drive sustainable change.
Assessing the impact of the change on your wider operating model, and presenting detailed insights on the impact to your business and strategy.
We bring international, cross-department expertise to every ESG project. Parts of your organisation may be unaccustomed to external reporting routines; business change requires yet another set of skills and new technologies demand detailed planning and oversight. We can combine these skillsets, and help your teams ensure that they have all the bases covered or we can support in managing projects from start to finish.

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Syndie shares how her career journey from audit and tax to Inclusion and Diversity helps her drive practical, evidence‑based inclusion across Grant Thornton.
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