Lions and tigers and (teddy) bears. Oh, Myron!

When it comes to work projects, he ravages them like a hungry big cat. But when dealing with people, he’s a big-league teddy bear. If his smile doesn’t get you, his laughter will. It’s spontaneous, contagious and warm enough to soften peanut brittle.

As a developer for Maestro, Myron Stanley brings experience from public access television, a Chicago animation house and a nine-year stint with an interactive firm in Grand Rapids. When he was studying for his degree in graphic design, he switched to video because he “. . . wanted the pictures to move.”

Myron loves the people at Maestro and the carefree work environment here. He also values watching a well-made film. In fact, he has high regard for compelling storytelling in general— which helps explain why he recently wrote and filmed a full-length movie.

Mainly Myron

• Was a Supply Specialist in the U. S. Army
• Took Russian in high school
• At 15, thought he was going to be an accountant

One of Myron’s favorite songs: “Voodoo Child” by Jimi Hendrix