Recognizing Adobe as a place for all.
We’re proud to be viewed as an employer committed to advancing diversity and inclusion. Here is a sampling of the recognition we’ve received. We know we still have a long way to go, but we’re excited about the journey ahead.
Human Rights Campaign: A perfect score
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation gave Adobe a perfect score of 100 on its 2020 Corporate Equality Index. Through this score, Adobe earned the designation as a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality for the 7th straight year.
Diversity Best Practices Inclusion Index
Adobe is among the top organizations recognized by Diversity Best Practices this year for superior efforts in diversity and inclusion, organizational culture, and demographic transparency.
Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For
For the 20th year, Adobe was named on Fortune Magazine’s list of 100 Best Companies to Work For.
GPTW For All Leadership Award
Head of Diversity & Inclusion Katie Juran was honored by Great Place to Work for delivering a high-trust, “for all” culture for Adobe’s customers, employees, and stakeholders.
A Best Employer for Diversity
In 2020, Adobe’s diversity and inclusion initiatives were recognized by Forbes. We were among the top 7% of the 500 employers recognized on their list.
Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index
Adobe is one of 325 companies included in Bloomberg’s 2020 Gender-Equality Index, demonstrating strong practices to advance women in the workplace through measurement and transparency.
Rainbow Honours
The AdobeProud network in the UK received the Rainbow Honours LGBTQ Network Group award for its commitment to equality and positive impact on the workplace experience.
Best Companies for Dads
In 2019, Adobe was recognized as a Best Company for Dads, exemplifying what companies should be doing to help fathers succeed at work and home.
Best Workplaces for Diversity
Adobe earned its spot on this year's Fortune list by being one of the top U.S. companies making strides to create inclusive cultures for minorities, LGBTQ employees, and women.
Best Workplaces for Working Parents
Adobe ranked on Fortune’s 2019 list of the top 50 companies going above and beyond to provide a family-friendly workplace.
Best Workplaces for Millennials
Fortune Magazine named Adobe one of the Best Workplaces for Millennials in 2019. The list takes into account the opportunities available for meaningful work as well as fair pay and respect for millennials.
Working Mother’s 100 Best Companies
Working Mother Magazine announced Adobe as one of the 100 Best Companies that go the extra mile to support working-mom employees and nurture their careers.
People’s 50 Companies That Care
Adobe’s commitment to wellness, support for parents, and focus on advancing diversity in technology all factored in to being named No. 3 on People Magazine’s 2019 list of Companies That Care.
3% Certified
In 2019, Adobe was honored as the first corporate brand certified by The 3% Movement for making meaningful strides towards gender equality.
Best 100 Companies for Women in India
For the first time in 2019, Working Mother Magazine and Avtar named Adobe onto their list of 100 Best Companies for Women in India.
Inclusive Tech Alliance
Adobe UK’s Black Employee Network was honored by the Inclusive Tech Alliance and was named a Best D&I Initiative because of the impact the employee network has made in their communities and for our employees.
Best Companies for Diversity
According to employee reviews on Comparably.com, Adobe ranks among the top 50 companies for an outstanding commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Comparably’s 50 Best CEOs for Diversity
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen ranked No. 12 out of 50 on the Best CEOs for Diversity list.
Forbes' Best Employers for Diversity
Adobe ranked No. 35 on Forbes' Best Employers for Diversity 2020 list.
Best Workplaces for Women in India
Adobe was placed in the Top 50 for Best Workplaces to Work for Women in India in 2020.