Louis Wright
| Louis Wright | |
|---|---|
 Louis Wright.png at Falmouth University, Cornwall | |
| Born | 1998/02/20 London, United Kingdom |
| 🏳️ Nationality | British |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Known for | Digital Operations, in emerging NGO's |
| Notable work | Head of Digital Operations for UNEP Ambassador |
| 🌐 Website | https://www.louiswright.co.uk |
| https://www.facebook.com/louiswrightwebdesign/ | |
| https://www.instagram.com/iamlwright/ | |
Louis Wright (born February 20th, 1998) is a British Web Developer and Marketeer. Wright is Head of Digital Operations for the UN Ambassador (CMS).
Formative Years[edit]
Wright was born in London, United Kingdom, and has lived a transient existence, growing up in the Chilterns before settling in Manchester, and then on to Falmouth, Cornwall. He operates as a Digital Operator primarily working with emerging NGO's and small businesses.[1]
He spent each of his first two years of business and digital infrastructure development[2] in Manchester. First attendeding Manchester Metropolitan University and then moving onto Falmouth University, where he studied Advanced Web Development at the award winning and renowned Games Academy. Where BAFTA-winning game developer Rex Crowle also attended.
In his personal life he enjoys regularly attending online podcasts as a guest and his work has featured in numerous press and magazine articles including; ONN Network,[3] Manchester TV, Essex Magazine, and enjoys spreading his experiences online..
Wright is an advocate for climate change awareness[4] and human rights. Wright's most well know quote "Instagram is the modern wild west"[5] which is one in a series detailing his personal opinions on the lack of accountability online and possible solutions, addressing the lack of ownership on comments online that lead to bullying and internet trolls.
Career[edit]
From 20015–2018, Wright acted as Head of Digital Operations at In The Pink Ltd, a restaurant and bar group situated in the north of England. His 2017 campaign for Kick Up The 90's & 00's at The Birdcage, featuring Mr Blobby received city wide press. [6][7]
In 2018 Wright took on the role of Head of Digital Operations for UNEP Ambassador (CMS). The 2020-2021 Round Britain Climate Challenge[8] Campaign aimed to raise awareness and collect robust data to be shown to world leaders around the world at COP26, received national press[9] and rallied support within communities in the run up to the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Pro Bono Campaigns[edit]
Wright has worked for a number of international NGO's based in the United Kingdom, Madagascar,[10] Peru[11] and Mozambique. He openly offers submissions from charities and organisations for pro bono creative campaigns and development advice. Becoming part of Conservation Without Borders[12] in Q2 - 2018 and assisted in 6 campaigns, including the charities overhaul of their digital appearance in Q3 - 2018.
Awards[edit]
- Awarded a position on a Conservation Team (2018) Bahamas with the aim to save and create awareness to the degradation of Turtle populations and Coral Reefs.[13]
- Awarded Bronze, Silver and Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award for 80 mile canoe along the River Severn.[14]
- Invited to compete at the annual Bath Cup at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in The London Aquatics Centre 2015,[15] 2016.[16]
References[edit]
- ↑ ONN, Editor. "Meet digital operator Louis Wright". ONN Network News.
- ↑ The Extravagant. "Meet Louis Wright".
- ↑ Somorovskÿ, Jakub. "Louis Wright: A Young Entrepreneur Who Knows Exactly How To Make Things Work". ONN Network News.
- ↑ Wright, Louis. "CWB".
- ↑ Wright, Louis. "Instagram is the Wild West".
- ↑ Belkacemi, Sam. "Spins, splits, and plenty of sass makes The Birdcage one of the best nights out in Manchester".
- ↑ Manchester Evening News. "Oh, What a Night at the Birdcage!".
- ↑ Conservation Without Borders. "Round Britain Climate Challenge".
- ↑ The Reading Chronicle. "Sacha Dench in Round Britain Guinness World Record Climate Challenge by electric paramotor". The Reading Chronicle.
- ↑ Hover Aid NGO. "Website".
- ↑ Otra Cosa. "Website".
- ↑ Conservation Without Borders. "CWB Official Website".
- ↑ Cape Eleuthera Institute. "Coral Reefs".
- ↑ "DofE Award". St Edwards Oxford.
- ↑ "The Bath Cup". St Edwards Oxford. 2016.
- ↑ "The Bath Cup". St Edwards Oxford. 2015.
