Jadean Wright is a powerhouse of ethical innovation and social impact in South Africa’s tech landscape. She’s a Directorate and CMO of The Makers Club, a venture that builds affordable, IoT-powered smart farming solutions to empower educators, farmers, and hobbyists toward sustainable agriculture. But her influence stretches far beyond agri-tech.

Here’s a snapshot of her journey and impact:
🌍 Vision & Values
- Tech for Justice: Jadean blends activism, feminism, and innovation to bridge the gap between social justice and emerging technologies.
- Inclusive Design: Her work centers marginalized communities, especially women and youth, with trauma-informed, dignity-first platforms.
🛠️ Achievements
- Named one of Africa’s Top 15 Young Geeks by Geekulcha in 2025.
- Participant and individual prize winner at the ITWeb Security Summit Hackathon and participant in the BRICS Women’s Startup Contest.
- Led her team to first place at the KZNInnov Tech Makerthon, despite having no prior experience in coding or tech—a testament to her grit and mindset.

📚 Education & Expertise
- Studied Basic Electronics, Leadership & Development, and is completing her Diploma in Human Resources and NQF Level 4 in IoT.
- Integrates advanced security, automation, and digital transformation into her projects.
🤖 Community Impact
- As a member in the The Makers Club, she’s helping close South Africa’s digital skills gap by training youth in robotics, IoT, and AI.
- Her initiatives prioritize accessibility, gender equity, and real-world problem solving.

Jadean’s story is one of bold leaps, deep empathy, and relentless innovation.