Rabbi Jason Miller

Rabbi Jason Miller is an entrepreneur, educator, and blogger. The Detroit Free Press called Rabbi Miller “the most tech-savvy Jewish leader,” and the Huffington Post ranked him among the top Jewish Twitter users in the world. A social media expert, Rabbi Miller is a popular speaker and writer on technology and its global effect on the Jewish world. He writes a monthly “Jews in the Digital Age” column for the Detroit Jewish News and frequently contributes to Time Magazine, The Huffington Post, Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA), the Jewish Daily Forward, and the Times of Israel. A rabbinical school graduate of The Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City, Rabbi Miller was a recipient of the prestigious Gladstein Fellowship in Entrepreneurial Rabbinic Leadership. He also received a master’s degree in education from the William Davidson Graduate School of Education at JTS.

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 is among the winners of a Jewish Influencer award from the National Jewish Outreach Program. Rabbi Miller has worked on college campuses with Hillel and has gained a reputation as a pied piper with Jewish teens and twentysomethings. He can talk about sports and movies just as easily as he can talk about Torah and Jewish law. Miller has appeared on HuffPost Live, Fox News Let It Rip, the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer on CNN, and the “Mojo in the Morning” show.

Trained as a kosher supervisor, Rabbi Miller is the founder and director of Kosher Michigan – a kosher certification agency. He has served on the boards of several national and local organizations, including the Jewish Outreach Institute, Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation, JARC, Friends of the Taubman Institute, Jewish Gay Network, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Family Circle, and Kadima. He is an alumnus 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. In October 2013, Rabbi Miller participated in The Conversation, an annual retreat of Jewish leaders that was convened by The Jewish Week.

An avid Detroit sports fan, he lives in Metro Detroit with his wife and three children.