From selling a whimsically named drawing at a live auction at the age of 5 to pioneering game development at just 14, Ruben Vardanyan has always had entrepreneurship at the heart of his journey. His early ventures included creating and selling his first computer game to classmates. Ruben later developed a game for the first generation of Microsoft Pocket PC tablets, generating significant revenue through Handango, well before modern app stores existed. This same drive to innovate led him into publishing. Inspired by his own experience learning programming in school, he identified a need for simpler, more accessible textbooks. To help fill that gap, Ruben co-authored a book on C++ programming and wrote Programming in Macromedia Flash Action Script, aiming to make learning programming easier for students like himself. At 20, he took a major leap by founding Magy, a game studio that saw multiple titles reach the top 10 in the early Apple App Store. Today, Ruben leads Joomag, where he's reshaping the landscape of digital publishing and content experience. In an era flooded with mediocre online content, Ruben believes in the power of immersive, high-quality experiences to break through the noise. Joomag empowers businesses of all sizes to create, distribute, and measure interactive digital publications that truly engage and resonate with their audiences.