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 | |
| Peter KAJÜTER | University of Münster | |
| Lucia Lima RODRIGUES | University of Minho | |
| Joana KRASODOMSKA | Cracow University of Economics | |
| Gunnar RIMMEL | University of Reading | |
| Ricardo STACCHEZZINI | University of Verona | |
| Ian THOMSON | University of Birmingham |
The Stakeholder Reporting Committee (SRC) is a committee of the European Accounting Association (EAA) whose mission is to actively participate in the debate about how organisations can, and should, inform their wide range of stakeholders about their activities, including their impact on society. It focuses on the non-financial or sustainability reporting. Further, given that non-financial information is increasingly attracting the interest of policy makers and standard setters, our committee also aims to create awareness of the policy issues amongst our membership, and to collaborate with policy makers and standard setters with a view to allowing the academic community’s research expertise to have an impact on emerging policies and standards.
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)
