Ann Lewnes
Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer
Ann watched too much TV as a kid. This admission and her passion for creativity and media still drive her as Adobe’s CMO and are reflected in the company’s groundbreaking marketing campaigns. Creativity is only half the equation, as under Ann’s leadership, Adobe’s marketing organization has pioneered the shift to digital — deploying a comprehensive set of digital marketing solutions, establishing an insight-driven culture, and setting a template for marketing’s strategic impact on business. Prior to Adobe, Ann spent 20 years building the Intel brand as a VP of Marketing. Ann serves on the board of Mattel. She has been inducted into the American Marketing Association’s Hall of Fame, named one of the most innovative and influential CMOs by Business Insider and Forbes, and recognized on AdWeek 50, a celebration of indispensable marketing and media executives. In 2015, Ad Age named her to The Creativity 50, honoring the most creative people of the year.
If Ann were not at Adobe, she’d be a roadie for a band.
In the media
4/3/20 — New York Post — How Adobe Employees Have Been Giving Back to Their Communities
11/12/19 — Forbes Video Interview – CMO Summit 2019
10/17/19 — Interbrand Video Interview – Best Global Brands 2019
07/24/19 — AdAge – Adobe CMO Talks Innovation, Brand Purpose and Staying Humble
6/26/19 — The CMO Podcast Interview
06/20/19 — Forbes – The World’s Most Influential CMOs 2019
5/13/19 — Bustle – How Creativity and Technology Can Work Together
04/03/19 — MIT – 10 Principles of Modern Marketing
04/02/19 — The Drumm – Adobe’s Mobile Ramp-up After Bridging the Agency/In-house Binary with Community
4/01/19 — AdAge – Adobe CMO on its Obsession with ‘Experience’
03/29/19 — Forbes – AMA Hall of Fame Winners Reveal Marketing Success Secrets
8/23/18 — Forbes – How to Dominate the Subscription Economy
06/19/18 — Business Insider – The 25 Most Innovative CMOs in the world in 2018
3/30/18 — Adweek – Adobe’s CMO on Her Marketing Career, Life in Silicon Valley and What’s Next
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