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Government Relations

Associations

Adobe is a member of a number of trade groups and non-profits worldwide. These organizations provide a platform for Adobe to collaborate with peer companies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other stakeholders. The following are the organizations that Adobe’s public policy and government relations teams actively works with to develop public policy solutions.

Alliance Franscaise Des Industries

American Chamber of Commerce in Australia

American Chamber of Commerce in Germany

American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore

Association of National Advertisers (ANA)*

Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA)

bitkom

BSA I The Software Alliance

California Chamber of Commerce

Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL)

Ceres

The Clean Energy Buyers Association

Congressional Institute

The Copyright Alliance

Digital Media Licensing Association

Future of Privacy Forum (FPF)

High Tech Inventors Alliance*

Information Technology Industry Council (ITIC)

Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF)

Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB)

Network Advertising Initiative (NAI)

Privacy for America (P4A)*

Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG)

Silicon Valley Tax Directors Group

State Privacy and Security Coalition (SPSC)

Software.org

Technology Council of Australia

The Tech Coalition

techUK

U.S.-ASEAN Business Council

U.S.-China Business Council

U.S.- India Strategic Partnership Forum*

U.S.-Japan Business Council

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We regularly evaluate our participation in these organizations to ensure we are aligned on common interests and can constructively work together with the other participants. We take an active role in most of these organizations, either serving on the board or participating in committees, working groups, or meetings.

  • Unless otherwise noted, we spend $75,000 or less per year on contributions or membership dues to organizations listed above. For organizations with an *, we spend >$75,000 to $150,000 per year on contributions or membership dues. Contributions or membership dues per year for BSA is $875,000 and ITIC is $300,000.
  • For the organizations listed above that disclose to our public policy and government relations teams their lobbying spend, all of them spend less than 25% of membership dues annually on lobbying. High Tech Inventors Alliance spends 50% of membership dues annually on lobbying. SPSC and P4A spend 95% of membership dues annually on lobbying.
  • The organizations listed above may create legislation in the ordinary course of their work. For 2025, Adobe’s public policy and government relations teams did not request the organizations listed above to create legislation.