About

Ricky Wright is a seasoned CEO and consultant with over 41 years of relevant experience in the industry. He currently holds the position of CEO and consultant at PayLESS Internet Svcs, a software solutions company. Ricky is a skilled programmer and has worked with Bill Gates on the Win 3.1 MSN DB project. He has also studied Electrical Engineering, Business, Computer Science, and Spanish at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and holds a Technical Certificate in Basic Certified Electronics Technician from Heald College-San Francisco. Ricky has previously worked as a business partner at PEX and NextCard, where he gained valuable experience in the industry. He is fluent in both English and Spanish, making him an excellent candidate for international business partnerships. Ricky is also passionate about supporting disabled veterans and millennial dependents in San Francisco, and a small share of his company's profits goes towards their welfare. Ricky is currently seeking partners to sell to the US Federal Government, particularly the Trump administration. He is open to all ideas except non-investor backed speculative ventures and requires a partner with a good FICO(R) 760 or greater personal credit score. He is also looking for partners who are US citizens or legal residents, as per US government guidelines. The content of items sold wholesale must be 100% US-made, but offshore partners are acceptable if they have a CFO or officer who is US-based and legitimate. Ricky's extensive experience and knowledge of the industry make him an excellent consultant and retainer. He is also an SDVOB Service Disabled Combat-related Veterans Military past, making him eligible for federal government contracts. Ricky's top affirmative action status above all races and disabilities for US government federal agency contract disbursement bidding and set-asides by Congress is an added advantage to his partners. Ricky's education and experience make him an excellent candidate for any business venture, and his passion for supporting disabled veterans and millennial dependents in San Francisco is a testament to his character.