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John Miner, Creative director John  went to the California College of the Arts for a degree in Industrial design. After three months, he was awarded a full scholarship by CCA to include Industrial, Interior, Graphic, and Environmental design as well as extending his stay. He started out working for the Container Corp of America as an Industrial Designer, then became head graphic designer at Diablo Valley College. After that he took over as director of the Media Design Center for ten years at the National Food Processors Association, he became VP of product development for the software company Promedia Technology, before creating JEMgraphics in San Francisco. John then created one of the first computer graphics companies in the country and started training personnel from traditional graphics departments to this new technology across the Bay Area; including Syntex Pharmaceutical, Hewlett Packard as well as Autodesk and Fair Isaac Corporation here in Marin County. He has been published in TrueImaging Magazine ("ImageStation; A business Graphics Imaging Workstation") and PC Week ("High-End Graphics Make a Pretty In-House Picture").