About Mathematica

Data, analysis, and insight for a more equitable and just world

At Mathematica, we use data, analytics, and technology to address pressing social challenges, from the effects of climate change on communities around the world to disparities in health care, education, and employment across the U.S. We’re an employee-owned and mission-driven company, with a deep bench of expertise in both data and social science. Being employee-owned means we take particular pride in our work, and our partners know that we share not only their commitment but also a stake in the outcome. The wide range of organizations that rely on Mathematica count on us to deliver evidence-based solutions that improve programs, refine strategies, and deepen understanding. For more than half a century we’ve served clients including:

  • Federal government agencies
  • State and local government agencies
  • Foundations
  • International aid organizations
  • Commercial health organizations

Our Deep Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

As a company of more than 1,600 professionals of many talents and backgrounds, we center a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all we do—and we thrive because of it. We know insights that lead to impact begin with fresh perspectives and draw on diverse networks. Equity-informed and culturally responsive practices are fundamental to the professional services we offer in research, consulting, and technical assistance. Learn more about how we work:

 

Expanding our Reach to Increase Our Impact

We have offices across the United States, and our headquarters are in Princeton, New Jersey.

Map of Mathematica's U.S. office locations as of 2022

In 2018, we acquired EDI Group, an international research and data collection organization, expanding our capabilities and our presence in the United Kingdom and Africa.

Map of Mathematica's international office locations in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, and the UK.

Mathematica. Progress Together.

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