In a world defined by constant change, data is a key driver. Denominator empower forward-thinkers to stay ahead and make informed decisions.

By utilizing the power of granular social and diversity data, we enable investors, executives, and organizations with the necessary insights to anticipate trends, navigate risks, and seize opportunities. With quantifiable, objective, and standardized methods, we don’t just empower you for the future – we help you shape it and prepare for the expected.

People are the common denominator.

A worldwide database

across 15+ social dimensions

Denominator is the leading provider of social data.

We empower forward-thinking organizations by delivering granular raw data, scores, and ratings across 15+ social dimensions, enabling them to:

  • Understand their portfolios and supply chains from a people perspective
  • Analyze performance compared to global benchmarks on country and industry level
  • Make informed decisions in business strategies; from investments, to procurement and internal efforts

The universe covers more than 4.5 million public and private companies globally with data across three organizational levels. From the board and executive team; who are the people represented in the top leadership, how does the diversity composition look like? To considering what policies, targets, programs etc. does the company have in place on the social aspect?

Denominator takes a holistic approach to social data across diversity, human rights, health and safety, and labor rights with dimensions such as gender, race/ethnicity, age, nationality, education, sexuality, disability and much more.

Why? Because social sustainability is more than simply gender.

The power of diversity

45%
Women
55%
Men
3
Generations
5+

Race/Ethnicities
10+

Nationalities
Philippines
Denmark
US
Singapore
Spain
Mexico
Turkey
Brazil
Croatia
Poland
15+
Languages
Danish
English
German
French
Japanese
Filipino
Mandarin
Faroese
Swedish
Spanish
Hungarian
Polish
Turkish
Finnish
12+
Education fields
Political science 
Data science 
Innovation and entrepreneurship 
Engineering 
Business administration 
Computer science 
Climate change 
Management of built environment 
Information technology  
Economics 
Gender studies 
International relations and affairs