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We loved our jobs and the people we worked with, but we had to go out on our own. We were just built that way. And in 1994, with digital technologies revolutionizing design, our experience in graphic design, architecture, museum design, interactive exhibit design, and software design had to be put to good use. So we, Jane Cuthbertson and Theodore Groves started Myriad.

Myriad means "many" (10,000 to be exact). In reference to our digital, environmental, and analog skills, the name was perfect. It also had great typographic form and verbal rhythm. Within a week we had our first clients with Motorola; Bolt, Beranek & Newman (BBN); and the USS Constitution Museum. After a few years, we had grown. Fifteen people plus four contractors, and we were looking for a bigger space.

Running, running, running-if you're not growing you're dying. We thought about that a lot. In 2001 the dot-com bust gave us an opportunity to scale down and see how Myriad worked with fewer people. Turned out it worked really well.
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We don't add things that don't need to be there; we don't include unnecessary services.
We do what we say we will.
We dedicate ourselves to creating value and contributing to our client's success, and we stick to our agreements.
We know what we're doing and we do it very well.
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