Global reports

At Forvis Mazars, we are strongly committed to reducing our environmental footprint, generating positive outcomes for our teams and playing an active role in our communities, as well as supporting our clients during these transformative times. This is why, for the sixth consecutive year, we are transparently sharing how we are putting our ESG strategy into action through our annual corporate sustainability report. This report showcases our efforts to create a fairer and more prosperous world, detailing our key impact areas, the challenges we face and how we are working with our many stakeholders to enhance our performance.

Sustainability is embedded at the heart of our business and value chain.
It defines how we create and share value and cascades throughout our international partnership to drive long-term prosperity. It is also a fundamental component of our performance criteria and how we measure success. Discover our 2023 Sustainability report.

For people, businesses and society, 2020 was a year like no other. With the global Covid-19 crisis many have faced extreme challenges; people and families across the world have lost loved ones too early and suffered previously unthinkable restrictions to their lives and livelihoods as governments, companies and other institutions battled to contain the virus. The unique challenge for business has been how to respect the necessity to preserve life while fulfilling its duty to meet society’s needs in a financially sustainable way.

Forvis Mazars’ 2016 Yearbook, part of the Group’s 2015-2016 Annual Report, is a journey through topics that are of paramount importance to us: leadership and entrepreneurship. Each article can be read alone, but all are closely tied to the concept of a Modern Firm. In order to illustrate this concept, we have chosen to explore four attributes, which define a modern firm: discerning, knowledge-intensive, agile and sustainable. Join our staff, our partners, our clients and all our other guests in this journey, from Rotterdam to Shanghai via Milan and Casablanca.

In March 2010, Mazars welcomes Weiser, a New York-based audit and consulting firm which is well-established in the North East of the United States, within its international integrated partnership as a natural evolution of a 10 year common history via a joint venture agreement.