Black Equity Scorecards
BDI tracks verifiable corporate equity signals that help consumers make the most informed decision.
How the scorecards work
BDI Corporate Equity Scorecards — what you’re looking at
The Corporate Equity Scorecards summarize a company’s public, verifiable track record related to Black equity. We turn disclosures, reports, and documented actions into a single view that’s easier to compare.
What “Signals” means
A Signal is a public, verifiable data point that we can source—like workforce representation, EEO-1 disclosure, supplier commitments, community investments, or policy/actions with evidence behind them.
What “verifiable” means
We prioritize items supported by documentation (public reports, filings, or clearly cited disclosures), rather than claims with no sourcing.
What the score reflects
The score rolls up signals across multiple categories into a single view that’s easier to compare. It’s designed for directional clarity—not perfection.
Where the data comes from
BDI’s Corporate Equity Scorecards use public disclosures and classified research signals supported by our nonprofit research partner, Black Dollar Initiative. BDI overlays a proprietary scoring method to translate those signals into tiers.
To view Black Dollar Initiative’s Signals Hub and methodology, visit wearebdi.org.
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