Nailah Wright

Nailah is a new age innovator with a background in business, sales, media, photography and film. Nailah is the daughter of EastWest Atlantic recording sensation Simone, whom is best known for her 90's hits 'My Family Depends on Me' and 'Hey Fellas'. Nailah currently specializes in business development while capitalizing on brand expansion. Nailah's experience at a corporate level within fortune 500 companies and real estate has allowed her to consistently achieve and exceeded annual sales goals. She developed a detailed understanding of campaign impact at the tactic and segment level, secure creative financing investments, leverage consumer insights to evolve creative execution and targeting strategies, cultivate strong working relationships, and work to ensure that direct marketing efforts align with company blueprint. Securing fundamental growth tools, Nailah founded Sneakah Boutique a multi platform web retailer in the fall of 2013 with hosts Gracii Ko of MTV's Wild N Out and DJ Wallah of New York City's Hot 97.1. Sneakah Boutique soon after launched their exclusive Bee Dope capsule line with hosts Puma and Sassy of VH1s Black Ink Crew. Nailah creatively, directed, photographed and produced exclusive interviews with queen of media Wendy Williams, actor/artist Tristan "Mack" Wilds, actor Lamman Rucker, R&B singer Glenn Lewis, fashion photographer Mike Ruiz and twin eyewear designers Coco & Breezy, Feli Fame, Loaf Muzik, Skyzoo and Tribe NYC. Photo credits include legendary music icon Valerie Simpson (1/2 of Ashford and Simpson), Daymond John, Damon Dash, Nicki Minaj and Ciara to reference a few. Nailah has directed several visually artistic (SBTV) commercials and viral campaigns. Nailah has partnered with Hari Kapoor Inc, Cognizance Entertainment and Mogul Brand Films, to produce, and screen-write commercials, music videos, webisodes and films. Sneakah Boutique the documentary will be her first directed featured. Nailah also serves as a member of the Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership and film producer the late George Jackson Academy.