Marty Rubin

Marty Rubin has a diverse work experience spanning over four decades. Marty began their career as a Programmer at The Mader Group in 1975. From 1976 to 1981, they worked as a Tech Rep/Consultant at Rapidata. In 1981, they joined Future Technologies International as a Vice President. Marty then moved on to JPMorgan Chase, where they served as Vice President from 1983 to 1985. In 1986, they became the President of AutoInfo, a computer systems and parts locating company for the auto recycling industry. This company later went public and was acquired by ADP. Marty's next role was as the President of Raptor Systems, a leading Internet firewall company, in 1993. The company subsequently went public and is now a part of Symantec. Finally, Marty became the CEO & President of Smart City in 1994, a telecommunications company providing services to various convention centers, sports stadiums, and the Walt Disney World Resort. Marty's leadership helped the company expand its reach to multiple cities across the United States.

Marty Rubin attended The Wharton School from 1973 to 1976, earning a Bachelor's degree in Finance. Prior to that, Marty Rubin completed their high school education at Roosevelt High School.