Born in Atlanta, Georgia, William Wright has enjoyed a colorful career as an award-winning journalist, lifestyles editor and columnist with the Cleveland Daily Banner and a Divisional Manager with Aegon/Life Investors. His career includes being a records clerk and bailiff for the Georgia Supreme Court as well as a court officer in Bradley County, Tennessee.

In 2011, William added to his resume the distinction of becoming the author of “The Little White Book of Light,” now in its second edition. In 2023, William also authored the book, “Bible Knowledge 101” as well as a collection of his most intimate poems, titled, “Poems From the Sea of Life” (available on Amazon.com).

Audible.com also features The Little White Book of Light (second edition) and his spiritually insightful collection of masterful shorts titled, “Christian Thinking: A Meditative Response to Spiritual Indigestion.”

William appeared as a featured extra in several motion pictures, on television and in commercials. He is also an optioned screenwriter.

In 2011, he became the founder and CEO of the Academy of Mutual Interest in Motion Pictures, LLC., which offered free assistance to aspiring actors, writers and independent filmmakers needing contacts and guidance in the motion picture industry.

William was appointed as a Notary Public in the State of Tennessee on Jan. 2018. With a diploma to serve as a Certified Faith-based Anger Management Specialist in November 2006, William worked within his community in several capacities, including instructing inmates within the criminal justice system, serving on the Foster Care Review Board in Bradley County and sharing in an ongoing voluntary missionary work to spread the gospel of God's Kingdom.

"My goal is to become the best person I can be. I strive to be professional, courteous, kind, informed, attentive, a gentleman, nonjudgmental and patient in dealing with others," he said.

As a compassionate soul known for his empathy and humor, William strives to treat everyone as he wish to be treated.

“I love people, especially people with a positive attitude,” he said. “I also know how much work and commitment it takes to enjoy a successful relationship and for true happiest to happen. I consider myself blessed to be in a long, happy marriage!”

As a man constantly aware of his limitations, William says he wants to leave the world in a better place than he found it.

More than all else, he said, “I want to make my God proud and honor His Most Holy Name.” (Psalm 83:18).