Established in 2015 in Melbourne, Australia by the husband and wife team Dr. Clara Ong and Damian Hadja, Socialsuite is an ESG and sustainability technology company. Our mission is clear: to empower corporations and nonprofits in measuring their impact on the world.
Every entrepreneurial journey has its unique narrative, and ours is no exception. Driven by a shared vision, our founders inaugurated Socialsuite's Social Impact business to tackle a global issue—addressing the inefficiencies in social service providers' ability to showcase the efficacy of their initiatives’ impact. Today, our Social Impact business thrives, boasting a customer base of over 75 nonprofits, including organizations such as Habitat for Humanity International.
As the world increasingly recognizes the importance of addressing climate change and other societal challenges, the concepts of Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) and sustainability have taken center stage. Corporations now find themselves in the imperative position of organizing and prioritizing their operations to meet this evolving reality. However, navigating the complexities of where to begin and how to measure sustainability impact has proven to be a formidable challenge for many.
Drawing upon Socialsuite's profound expertise in impact measurement and our track record in developing cutting-edge impact software solutions, we have responded to this challenge. We’ve introduced our ESG and materiality software, designed to guide and assist companies in comprehending and measuring their sustainability impact. At Socialsuite, we are committed to being the catalyst that empowers businesses to navigate the intricacies of ESG and sustainability, ultimately fostering a positive and measurable impact on the world. Now with over 100 public and private companies using our ESG and materiality software, we are just getting started.
With offices in Austin, Texas, New York City, and Melbourne, Australia, Socialsuite commands a strong international presence. Our growth has been supported by backing from investors, including Salesforce Ventures, Tidal Ventures, and Pixiu Investments.