01 — Professional · Sustainability Reporting
Clear and effective ESG reports and indicators — including dedicated support for Dominican subsidiaries, plants and suppliers of Italian and European groups subject to CSRD reporting.
New · Dominican Republic
I live permanently in the Dominican Republic and I am a statutory auditor registered with the Italian Register of Statutory Auditors (MEF), qualified for sustainability assurance under Legislative Decree 39/2010, as amended by Legislative Decree 125/2024, implementing the CSRD Directive (EU 2022/2464). I support Italian and European groups with subsidiaries, plants or suppliers in the Dominican Republic in collecting and monitoring the ESG data required by the parent company for consolidated reporting.
Updated: August 9, 2026
Ongoing support to the Dominican subsidiary in collecting the environmental, social and governance data required by the parent company, in line with ESRS standards or the VSME basic module for suppliers.
Training programs for the Dominican subsidiary's staff, so they can independently manage sustainability processes and indicators over time.
Local point of contact for the sustainability auditors or firms handling the assignment in Italy, ensuring consistency between locally collected data and consolidated reporting.
Why a local point of contact
Periodic reviews carried out by an auditor based in Italy involve travel costs — flights and accommodation — that recur with every reporting cycle. Having a point of contact permanently based in the Dominican Republic, with Italian professional training and registration with the Italian Register of Statutory Auditors (MEF), makes it possible to maintain continuity in monitoring while reducing these costs.
I worked as a chartered accountant from 1986 to 2024, registered with the Order of Chartered Accountants of Trento, and moved permanently to the Dominican Republic upon completing my pension pathway. I am now registered with the Register of Statutory Auditors and qualified as a sustainability auditor.
Frequently asked questions
Italian or European groups with subsidiaries, plants or strategic suppliers in the Dominican Republic, subject — directly or through the parent company — to CSRD/ESRS sustainability reporting obligations.
As of 2026, the scope of CSRD obligations has narrowed to large European companies; smaller subsidiaries and suppliers apply the voluntary VSME standard, which simplifies the data required.
Collection and preliminary verification of local ESG data, training for the subsidiary's staff, and coordination with the auditor or firm handling consolidated reporting in Italy.
Continuity over time, direct knowledge of the local context, and no travel costs for periodic reviews, compared to an engagement managed entirely from Italy.
For ESG consulting, tailored training programs, or ESG monitoring for a subsidiary in the Dominican Republic.
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