Adobe Appoints Shamik Basu as Vice President, Creative Products Group in India
Adobe —the global technology leader that unleashes creativity, productivity and personalized customer experiences through innovative tools and platforms—today announced the appointment of Shamik Basu as Vice President, Creative Products Group in India. Based in Noida—Shamik will lead Adobe India’s engineering and product management teams, reporting to Ely Greenfield, Chief Technology Officer, Creative Products Group…
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