Morris Tabush

Morris is a community activist, tech hobbyist, and serial entrepreneur who can never leave well-enough alone.

Morris grew up passionate about technology and helping others. His parents bought him his first computer when he was 7 years old. In 2000, Morris turned his passion into a business, founding Tabush Group with the mission to simplify IT for businesses.

Morris oversees all aspects of the firm's business and clients. He ensures the Tabush Group team focuses on delivering outstanding service to clients.

Morris led the growth of the business into one of New York’s leading managed services providers with a focus on the needs of professional firms. He has been involved in ground-up network design and implementations, ERP migrations, cloud, telecommunications, data center, security, and other areas of business IT for clients ranging from startups to multi-generational businesses, not-for-profits to publicly traded firms, and organizations. Most recently, Morris led the initial development of Boxtop™, Tabush Group’s cloud desktop platform.

In addition to his efforts at Tabush Group, Morris co-founded Bill4Time in 2007, one of the first cloud-based time and billing systems for law firms.

Morris enjoys presenting to groups nationwide on topics including entrepreneurship, IT, security, and cloud, and he has been quoted in the media on numerous occasions regarding both IT and business topics. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems from Yeshiva University.

Morris is actively involved as a member of different associations, including the Entrepreneurs Organization New York City chapter and a faculty member for the American Bar Association Tech Show, Association of Legal Administrators, and Managing Partner Forum.

Morris enjoys staying fit through cycling and has completed 7 half marathons. He is also a founding rider of Bike4Chai, the world’s highest grossing per-rider fundraising cycling event to raise funds for chronically and seriously ill children and their families. He has been a community activist for more than twenty years, working in youth outreach, emergency medical services, and education advocacy organizations. Morris currently lives in Brooklyn with his wife and young children.