Director, Corporate Strategy EMEA
Adobe · London, United Kingdom · Finance and Operations
About this role
Adobe is hiring a director-level Corporate Development Manager in the finance function based in London, United Kingdom. The posting calls out experience with Express, Salesforce, SaaS.
- Role
- Corporate Development Manager
- Function
- finance
- Level
- director
- Track
- Management
- Employment
- Full-time
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Department
- Finance and Operations
- Posted
- Apr 9, 2026
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Job description
from Adobe careersDirector, Corporate Strategy EMEA
Reports to: VP, Head of Corporate Strategy
Business Unit: Strategy, Development & Incubator (SDI)
Location: London
The Opportunity
The Corporate Strategy team works closely with Adobe’s senior executives to win with our three audience groups – Business Professionals & Consumers, Creators & Creative Professionals, and Marketing Professionals and ensure that the company stays on its fast growth trajectory. The team has played an active role in some of Adobe’s boldest and most strategic decisions. For example, they were integral in its well-publicized transition to cloud, and its expansion into a leadership position in Digital Marketing. Today, Adobe’s mission is to “Empower everyone to create” – whether it is giving creatives everything they need to design amazing new content or enabling global enterprises to create and deliver novel digital experiences.
What you will do
Establish Adobe Corporate Strategy team's presence in EMEA region and drive initiatives to drive Adobe's long-term growth in a key international market
Manage a high-performing team, overseeing multiple strategic initiatives and managing relationships with several top executives across the company
Shape and drive the end-to-end strategic agenda for EMEA, translating complex, ambiguous business challenges into clear recommendations and ensuring alignment at the most senior levels of the company
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