Corporate Engagement Working Group

We support capacity building on engagement for Australian investors through briefings, knowledge sharing and master classes on climate related active stewardship challenges and engagement.

To avoid conflicts of interest, working group meetings are open only to full IGCC members and Australia/New Zealand Climate Action 100+ signatories; asset owners and asset managers.

Chair

Richard Proudlove
Director, Corporate Engagement, IGCC

Contact

Dani Siew
Senior Manager, Corporate Engagement IGCC

Email Dani

Practices

Investor Briefings

We organise investor briefings and webinars to highlight notable corporate decarbonisation matters and to engage and upskill institutional investors on the latest corporate climate engagement announcements, research and trends.

This includes pre-AGM briefings on climate-related resolutions, expert analysis on sector specific decarbonisation barriers and enablers, and investor insights related to engagement on corporate climate disclosures, strategies and governance.

Relevant News, Events, and Resources

Corporate Engagement Working Group Meeting

Working Group Meeting | Online via Zoom | 31 March 2026 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Timezone: Australia/Sydney

New IGCC Report: Investors Must Engage the Wider System to Tackle Climate Risks Threatening Market-Wide Returns

15 December 2025

Climate change is driving system-wide financial risks that could undermine long-term returns across entire portfolios unless investors expand their stewardship approach beyond individual companies, according to new research from the Investor Group on Climate Change.

Submission: Net Zero Fund should fast-track REIP development

19 October 2025

IGCC members understand the importance of decarbonisation solutions being accessible to industry, both to meet national emissions reductions targets and for Australian exporters to better compete as global markets decarbonise.

Building Board Capability for the Climate Transition

13 October 2025

IGCC’s Climate Capability for Boards report sets out what good climate governance looks like — and how investors can assess and engage company boards on transition readiness. It identifies five principles for effective oversight and provides practical tools to guide investor engagement.