Stakeholder Reporting Committee Members
The SRC (formerly known as CRC, members remain unchanged) is made up of a group of academics of recognised prestige who have been actively involved in EAA activities. All have an extensive experience in research in non-financial reporting, among other areas, and the most important thing they are very interested in addressing the new challenge of the EAA:
| Chair | Begoña GINER | University of Valencia |
| Members | Elizabeth DEMERS | University of Waterloo |
| Charles CHO | Schulich School of Business, York University | |
| Laura GIRELLA | University of Modena and Reggio Emilia | |
| Mukesh GARG | Monash University | |
| Joanna KRASODOMSKA | Cracow University of Economics | |
| Gaia MELLONI | HEC Lausanne | |
| Gunnar RIMMEL | Aalborg Business School | |
| Frank SCHIEMANN | Bamberg University | |
| Amama SHAUKAT | Brunel University London |
The Stakeholder Reporting Committee (SRC) is a committee of the European Accounting Association (EAA) that actively engages in discussions and debates about how organizations should communicate their activities and their societal and environmental impact to a wide range of stakeholders. The committee recognizes the growing significance of sustainability-related information for society and the environment. Consequently, in addition to raising awareness of policy issues among its membership, the SRC strives to foster collaboration with standard setters and policymakers, leveraging the research expertise of the academic community to influence emerging policies and standards. By bridging the gap between academia and practice, the SRC aims to contribute to the development of reporting frameworks that align with the evolving needs of all stakeholders and promote sustainable business practices.
Anyone interested in volunteering for work with the SRC or wanting information about it is invited to contact the chair, Begoña Giner (begona.giner@uv.es)
