Moshe Friedman belongs to one of the most illustrious rabbinical families in the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) world. At the age of 30, Moshe founded Clipop, a start-up company in the online video field, and later on became a social entrepreneur leading Haredi integration into the Israeli workforce, especially the hi-tech industry. He co-founded KamaTech, a coalition of 80 large hi-tech companies to help Haredis integrate into the hi-tech industry. More than 20,000 Haredi men and women from the Haredi community are part of the KamaTech community, and getting help through KamaTech to get training, placement, and also to become successful entrepreneurs.