Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith is a key figure in Jewish outreach and digital education, serving as the founding chief editor of Aish.com and Director of Online Communications for Aish HaTorah, an international organization focused on inspiring Jews to connect with their heritage. He oversees digital strategy and content creation for Aish.com, which reaches a global audience with articles, videos, and interactive resources on Jewish topics. Additionally, Coopersmith is a senior lecturer at Aish HaTorah and the author of 'Shmooze: A Guide to Thought-Provoking Discussion on Essential Jewish Issues,' a book designed to foster meaningful dialogues on core Jewish themes. His work emphasizes innovative approaches to kiruv (Jewish outreach), particularly in the digital age, and he has discussed the impacts of events like the October 7, 2023, attacks on these efforts in interviews.

Originally from Toronto, Canada, Coopersmith grew up in a non-religious home during his teenage years, where he was known as a truth-seeker. His path to observant Judaism was profoundly influenced by his older brother, Eric, who became a baal teshuvah (returnee to Judaism) after encountering Aish HaTorah while traveling through Europe. Inspired by his brother's transformation, Coopersmith pursued similar studies in Israel, ultimately dedicating his career to Jewish education and outreach. This personal journey from a secular background to religious leadership underscores his commitment to making Judaism accessible and relevant to diverse audiences.

Based in Israel, Coopersmith continues to shape Aish HaTorah's online presence, leveraging technology to bridge cultural and generational gaps in Jewish identity. His soft-spoken, Canadian-accented demeanor belies his influential role in counter-cultural Jewish revival efforts, as highlighted in various media profiles.