Enwere Bright

My name is Bright Ihechukwu Enwere. My first and middle name mean the same thing literally. I’m from the heart of Africa, Southeastern Nigeria go be precise. I grew up with my mom and dad. I went to high school and college just like every other black kid. I faced countless rejection that made me an introvert and inferior, this also affected the way I talk sometimes. I had this passion that I would change the world and invent sophisticated solutions that will end solve the problems of people in the world. My dad told me that I could achieve all that if I studied hard. He showed pictures and told stories of great black Americans and also white people who changed the dynamics of this world. This shaped my vision and made to always strive to better because I know there would time I would be championing global innovation and influence. I saw the college as my path of success, when I got into college I was disappointed because it seemed that some of the things I was told wasn't really what it was. I thought we would be taught real world problems and how to use technical approach to solve them, I was looking forward doing most of the practical aspect of the school but we were taught only in theory. I discoverd that many of us would be unemployedand it's just a matter of time. So I started seeking for either scholarships, skills, and mentorship that will help me position myself to meet up with societal realities. I have always wanted to be one step ahead of my peers. When I got out from university, I faced countless rejection but I never gave up. I had opportunities that enabled me to work with top clients and some start-up companies in the US and globally. I finally transitioned from basic med and research into business, tech, and finance. I kept on working on effective communication and team management. Today, I'm building an app and solutions to support the e-commerce market in my country. I'm still building a structure and laying the necessary foundation.