Webinar: Mining Leads on Climate Risk Reporting, but There’s Work To Do on Transition Plans

A senior strategist with 28 years of sustainability strategy consulting, reporting and
disclosure experience, Victoria specialises in bringing together diverse perspectives to build
practical project outcomes that will drive demonstrable and lasting impact. She is especially
passionate about helping her clients derive commercial value from mandatory reporting.
She has considerable experience helping complex client organisations understand and
manage the risks and opportunities posed by ESG topics. She is currently advising several
ASX-listed businesses on ASRS implementation as well as APAC/EU clients on ISSB and
CSRD.

Bahador Tari is a Partner at ERM specialising in strategy, climate risk and climate
disclosures. He is an experienced energy and climate leader with more than 20 years'
experience advising government, industry and business leaders on climate risk,
decarbonisation, carbon markets and sustainability strategy. Bahador has extensive
experience supporting organisations with climate scenario analysis, transition planning, net
zero pathways and mandatory climate reporting requirements. His recent work includes
advising clients such as Rio Tinto, BHP, Telstra, Macquarie Group, ANZ and Newmont on
climate resilience, emissions management and disclosure readiness. He is recognised for
helping organisations understand and respond to the financial and operational implications
of climate-related risks and opportunities.

Joel is a senior energy and climate risk management professional with 20 years’
experience advising ASX200. Joel understands how climate change and the
decarbonisation of economies, both domestically and across major trading partners, is
creating both risks and opportunities for Australian mining.
Joel has supported some of Australia’s largest emitters with net zero transition strategies,
climate risk and resilience assessments, and the transition to clean energy: from the
purchase of renewable energy via long term supply deals, to onsite renewables, fuel
switching and energy efficiency measures. He also develops risk managed approaches to
offset procurement, and provides insights and advice for robust climate risk disclosures.

Tim is currently Superintendent Asset Sustainability with BHP Copper South Australia. Most recently, Tim led implementation and delivery of AASB S2 mandatory climate reporting for BHP, published as part of the 2026 annual reporting suite in August. At BHP, Tim has worked across climate change and sustainability at the global and asset levels, including climate risk, scenario analysis, decarbonisation, governance and the company’s 2024 Climate Transition Action Plan. He joined BHP from OZ Minerals where he was Group Manager Government Relations & Sustainability. Tim has previously held similar roles as environment manager for the Qantas Group and Sydney Airport.

Tim has a PhD in environmental science from the University of Adelaide, with first class honours in science and a bachelor of natural resource management. He is an alumnus of the American Chamber of Commerce's (AmCham) Global Leadership Academy, the McKinsey Rising Leaders Forum, and a member of Force Forty 2023, an initiative of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.