“Much of Adobe’s success can be attributed to a simple belief that our founders instilled in our culture: Great ideas come from everywhere in the company. In today’s ultra-competitive environment, it’s critical to cultivate a strong, diverse workforce who bring their best ideas to work every day. We are committed to making Adobe a great place to work, where everyone can contribute and succeed.”
— Shantanu Narayen, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Adobe
Adobe is investing in three key areas to drive greater diversity and inclusion worldwide.
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CEO action for diversity and inclusion.
Adobe joins more than 150 leading companies in signing the CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion to advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Adobe releases diversity pay data for U.S. workforce.
We believe in equal treatment and the opportunity for every employee to have a meaningful career.
In Utah, Adobe advocates for equal pay.
Adobe believes in equal treatment and opportunities for all employees. Adobe supports the Utah Legislature taking steps to address the gender pay gap and make equal pay a priority. We encourage the Utah Governor, the State Legislature and corporate leaders across the state to work together to solve this important issue that impacts Utah’s workforce and their families.
— Brad Rencher, executive vice president and general manager, Digital Marketing, Adobe
Adobe supports transgender rights
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Adobe speaks out on immigration
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Adobe hosts 50+ young female
leaders for GenHERation's Summer Discovery Days.
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leaders for GenHERation's Summer Discovery Days.
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Adobe diversity by the numbers
Explore our metrics to see where we are and how we’re moving the needle to improve our diversity over the long term. We know we have a lot more work to do to create a workforce that’s as diverse as our customers and the communities in which we do business.
Source: Data ending fiscal year 2016 (December 2, 2016)
Note: Similar data reflected in 2016 Sustainability & Social Impact Report.
Source: 2016 EE0-1 report, which reflects the U.S. government reporting requirements