Rabbi Jason – Rabbi, Tech Entrepreneur & Blogger

Rabbi Jason Miller of Detroit, Michigan, is an entrepreneur, social media expert, popular blogger and a member of “Rabbis Without Borders”. As a popular and influential speaker and writer on technology and its effect on the Jewish world, he reaches millions around the world, both Jewish and secular. Rabbi Jason LOVES officiating bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah ceremonies (more information at The Mitzvah Rabbi).

Rabbi Jason Miller is a frequent contributor to Time MagazineThe Huffington Post, Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA), MyJewishLearningThe Jewish Daily Forward and The Times of Israel. Rabbi Jason writes the “Jewish Techs” blog, and the monthly “Jews in the Digital Age” column for the Detroit Jewish News. Together with his teacher Rabbi Neil Gillman of the Jewish Theological Seminary, he co-edited “Torah From Terror: How Rabbis Responded to the Events of 9/11“. Consistently ranked among the top Jewish Twitter users, the Detroit Free Press called him “the most tech-savvy Jewish leader” and he was recognized during 2012 Social Media Week in NYC as one of the top ten Jewish influencers by the National Jewish Outreach Program.

Rabbi Jason Miller is the president of Access Technology, a computer tech support and social media marketing company based in Michigan. He won the 2012 Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the West Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce and his company has been recognized by World ORT for its contributions in the field of technology. 

Trained as a kosher supervisor, Rabbi Jason is the founder and director of Kosher Michigan — a kosher certification agency.  Rabbi Jason has served on several local and national boards, including the Jewish Outreach Institute, Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation, JARC, Kadima, Camp Inc., the Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit’s Opening the Doors Program for Special Education, and the Jewish Gay Network of Michigan. Rabbi Jason is an alum of the Rabbis Without Borders fellowship through Clal (The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership) and the STAR Foundation’s Professional Education for Excellence in Rabbis fellowship.