We believe we\u2019re all better off when we look out for each other and the planet \u2014 working in harmony with nature rather than against it.<\/p>\n
To be successful, your organisation must embed sustainability principles into the core of your strategy, operations and culture.<\/p>\n
We\u2019re here to help you do that.<\/p>\n
We help organisations implement the most sustainable solutions, including:<\/p>\n
We specialise in integrated reporting using the most respected international reporting frameworks \u2014 GRI and <IR>.<\/p>\n
We believe that the power of integrated reporting is the framework it provides for collecting data and shining a light on non-financial priorities and performance, and the opportunities it creates to do things better. And we can help businesses turn those insights into impactful sustainability strategies and projects.<\/p>\n
Because we\u2019re a small business, we\u2019re able to become part of your business \u2014 fitting in to meet your needs and complementing your in-house knowledge and expertise.<\/p>\n
Judy Ryan established RyanJones to help create a world where people live in harmony with nature rather than against it, by supporting businesses to be a positive part of that change.<\/p>\n
She loves working with businesses that are just starting out on their sustainability journey \u2014 helping them to go from a clean slate to an actionable plan \u2014 and working with businesses that are ready to level up.<\/p>\n
She is one of NZ\u2019s leaders in integrated reporting and has an deep understanding of the Reporting Matters framework which is used by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development to assess sustainability reporting.<\/p>\n
Judy enjoys exploring the natural world and learning all about the amazing animals and plants that live in a huge variety of ecosystems; spending time in remote locations (including at her family\u2019s off-grid bach); and also gets her nature fix through volunteering.<\/p>\n
She has volunteered at Zealandia<\/a> for 20 years, coordinates a trapping line at Polhill Reserve<\/a> , and is a team coordinator for Predator Free Brooklyn<\/a>. \u00a0In the year ending 31 March 2022 she gave more than 132 hours of volunteering time to her community (140 in FY21 and 165 in FY20).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We believe we\u2019re all better off when we look out for each other and the planet \u2014 working in harmony with nature rather than against it. To be successful, your organisation must embed sustainability principles into the core of your … Continue reading