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Nicky is a Partner with the EY Climate Change and Sustainability Services team. She supports the corporate sector to shape sustainability programs worldwide, to meet emerging stakeholder expectations and deliver long-term value.
Having started her career at the EY organization in the financial audit practice, Nicky’s passion is to measure, value and report on the environmental, social and governance impacts that increasingly influence business performance today.
Nicky has a Bachelor of Arts and Commerce (Hons 1) from the University of New South Wales, and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.
How Nicky is building a better working world
“I am building a better working world by helping companies to elevate sustainability performance to the same level as financial performance. That allows stakeholders across all levels to be better informed and become more confident in their decision-making – whether that be in how they invest, manage, consume or work.”
Nicky's latest thinking
From 1 January 2025, reporting of climate-related financial information in accordance with AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures (‘AASB S2’) is required by law. These two publications from the EY Sustainability Disclosure Hub provide illustrative examples of some of the disclosures required under AASB S2 and a corresponding disclosure checklist.
07 Mar 2025
Glenn Brady
Regulatory updates on assurance of climate disclosures in Australia
The ‘assurance pathway’ that prescribes the minimum phasing in of assurance on an entity’s climate-related financial disclosures has been finalised by the AUASB.
06 Feb 2025
Megan Wilson
The two sides of governance in climate-related reporting
Australian companies are on the verge of being required to publicly disclose their governance processes over climate-related risks. Good governance will play a central role in the transition.
15 Apr 2024
Meg Fricke
Release of Climate-related financial disclosure: exposure draft legislation
On 12 January 2024, the Australian Treasury issued the Climate-related financial draft disclosure: exposure legislation. Access the summary below, designed to support you to understand the policy changes and the implications.
19 Jan 2024
Meg Fricke
Navigating the new frontier of sustainability standards
International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) disclosure requirements represent a significant shift in financial reporting. Learn more.
17 May 2023
Meg Fricke