Jason Allen DeWater is an accomplished business leader, entrepreneur and musician with a passion for technology. He holds a Master's degree in Horn Performance from Southern Methodist University and a Bachelor's degree in Horn Performance from Texas Christian University. He is the CEO of iFixAmerica and founder of iFixOmaha, Rabbit Hole Systems and Co-Founder of Certified Cell. In 2023, he launched the Mobile Device Repair Academy in partnership with Metropolitan Community College, the first postsecondary education mobile device repair certification program at the school's Fort Omaha Campus. His company iFixOmaha has been voted 1st place in Best of Omaha for Smartphone Repair from 2017-2022, won the Best Phone Repair for Readers Choice award 2021-2022, and named Small Business of the Month in June 2017 by the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. He's recognized as a tech leader in Midwest, interviewed by publications like The Economist, The Guardian, WIRED Magazine, and the Omaha World-Herald. He's also been recognized for contributions to technology industry, with iFixOmaha being a member of CTIA. He's been named 40 under 40 in Omaha in 2017, and named as the Nebraska Representative in Google's 2017 Economic Impact Report. As a musician, he's held the position of Principal Horn in the Omaha Symphony Orchestra from 2007-2015 and served as Artistic Director for the Omaha Consort from 2011-2014. He's also performed as a Guest Principal Horn with the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, Minnesota Opera and Houston Grand Opera. His diverse background in music, technology and business has allowed him to bring a unique perspective to his work. He's successfully merged his expertise in music, leadership and business to become a prominent figure in the tech industry and a leader in education and workforce development in the field of mobile device repair.