News and awards
News
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Adobe names three new members to its board of directors
Adobe has expanded its board of directors to 12 with the addition of Amy Banse, Frank Calderoni, and Laura Desmond, effective May 14, 2012.
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Adobe welcomes Michelle Yates, director of Corporate Social Responsibility
Michelle Yates comes to Adobe from Warner Bros. Entertainment, where she developed, implemented, and oversaw the company’s corporate responsibility program. She joins Adobe at a special time of the year: during Community Action Month.
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LEEDing the way — Adobe publishes environmental sustainability goals
Adobe announces the release of its first quarterly Corporate Social Responsibility report — Adobe & Environmental Sustainability: an Adobe CSR Brief . This quarter's report focuses on Adobe's environmental sustainability goals and initiatives.
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Adobe launches LeanPrint to cut printing costs and improve productivity
Adobe recently announced the availability of Adobe® LeanPrint, a new software technology that solves printing pain points in the enterprise and at home by automatically optimizing document layouts and managing toner output to reduce resource consumption and costs by an average of 40 percent for typical office documents.
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Adobe marks latest energy milestone with San Francisco fuel cell installation
At the GreenBiz Forum 12 in San Francisco, Adobe announced another step toward becoming net zero with the installation of two 200 kilowatt Bloom Energy fuel cells at its San Francisco offices. The fuel cells are expected to provide 35 percent of the offices' power needs, the equivalent of powering 320 homes.
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Adobe Youth Voices launches Aspire Awards
Recently, Adobe Youth Voices announced a call for entries for the Adobe Youth Voices Aspire Awards, a new opportunity for youth worldwide to submit their most compelling digital work to an international, online media competition.
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LEED certification
Adobe is the world's first business to achieve four Platinum-level certifications for energy and environmental design excellence.
Awards
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Ethisphere World’s Most Ethical Companies list 2012
Adobe has been recognized as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies by Ethisphere.
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Adobe UK Debuts on The Sunday Times' Best 100 Places To Work For List
Adobe UK ranked No. 33 in its first appearance on this prestigious list and earned a two out of three star Best Companies Accreditation rating for demonstrating high levels of employee engagement.
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Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For" rankings
Adobe was ranked No. 41 in the 2011 Fortune "100 Best Companies to Work For" survey and was the No. 2 Most Admired Company in the Computer Software category.
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Adobe ranks No. 10 among Germany's best employers
The Adobe German team ranked No. 10 on the 2012 Germany’s Best Employers list among 275 companies in the category of 50 to 500 employees, based on employee research conducted by the Great Place to Work Institute.
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Adobe earns its first LEED Gold certification in Beijing
The new Adobe sales office in Beijing, China, received a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification from the USGBC. It is Adobe's first LEED certification outside the United States. It is also one of only 24 LEED certifications in Beijing and one of only 160 LEED certifications in China.
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2011 CSR Datasheet Summary
Get a snapshort of Adobe's performance on CSR-related metrics.
