Robert Bruce interviews — Paul Druckman looks back over five years of achievement

Published on: 18 Nov, 2016

Five years can bring about an immense amount of change. Paul Druckman has just stepped down as chief executive of the International Integrated Reporting Council. And in a video interview with Robert Bruce he has reflected on what has been achieved in that time under his leadership.

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  • Part 1: Five Years of Achievement: Druckman sums up the last five years. Click here.
  • Part 2: Disappointments: Druckman talks frankly about some of the difficulties across the last few years. Click here.
  • Part 3: International Reach and Influence: Druckman talks about building momentum and the global reach of integrated reporting. Click here.
  • Part 4: Standard-Setting or Thought Leadership: Which Way For The IIRC?: Druckman talks about the pros and cons of each. Click here.
  • Part 5: The Need For a New Information Architecture: Druckman talks about corporate governance and integrated reporting. Click here.
  • Part 6: Embedding Integrated Reporting into The DNA of The Profession: Druckman talks about the opportunity for the profession. Click here.
  • Part 7: The Achievements of The Corporate Reporting Dialogue: Druckman salutes efforts to promote dialogue in the reporting community. Click here.
  • Part 8: The Central Role and Influence of Integrated Thinking: Druckman talks about the overarching importance of integrated thinking and how it changes behaviours as well as structures and strategies. Click here.
  • Part 9: Druckman Looks To His Future: Druckman talks about life after the IIRC and where he will be focusing his efforts. Click here.

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