In this episode, e-commerce pioneer Mark Rubin, founder of Kasama and Salesforce aficionado, takes us on a digital odyssey through his illustrious career in e-commerce development. From foregoing law school to embarking on a journey that's seen coding breakthroughs and vibrant city living, Mark reveals how personal passions and a humorous life philosophy have shaped his professional triumphs. He shares insights into the thrill of launching an e-commerce platform for St. Jude's and discusses the power of AI in commerce, the importance of soft skills, and the innovative strategies for deploying sites on Commerce Cloud. Whether you're a developer, project manager, or simply curious about the future of commerce, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to navigate the ever-evolving world of e-commerce with success.

Show Highlights:

• The role of personal interests and "superpowers" in Mark's professional success.
• Insights on rapid e-commerce development for St. Jude's and the thrill of launching innovative projects on Commerce Cloud.
• The importance of soft skills in tech, agency growth, and balancing technical expertise with leadership and communication.
• Approaches to deploying sites on Commerce Cloud, catering to B2C, B2B, and D2C business needs, and leveraging headless commerce.
• The transformative role of AI in commerce, enhancing capabilities for developers and project managers, and its application in real-world projects.

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