Google's first ever office was set up in a garage owned by Susan Wojcicki, one of the company's earliest employees and the current CEO of YouTube.
Its new name reflected their mission"to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful," according to Google.
Following the investment, Google's first office was set up in a garage owned by Susan Wojcicki in Menlo Park, a suburb of California. The company's spirit of being"intentionally unconventional" continued in the years that followed, from Google's first server , to the first ever, which was unveiled on August 30, 1998, and themed around the Burning Man Festival, an annual art and music event in the U.S.
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