
Our Team
Small by design, attentive by default.
Wright Way Tax keeps a small team on purpose, so every client gets direct attention instead of getting passed around.


Bre'leena Wright
Founder & CEO
Bre'leena Wright is the founder of Wright Way Tax, a tax accountant and business consultant dedicated to helping individuals, families, and small business owners navigate taxes and financial decisions with confidence. She holds an Associate in Applied Science in Accounting from Spartanburg Community College and combines professional expertise with a personalized approach to every client relationship. She also earned a Certificated Accounting Specialist certificate and was inducted into the National Technical Honor Society, both at Spartanburg Community College. Bre'leena is fluent in both English and Spanish, so clients can get clear answers in whichever language they're most comfortable with. She keeps evening and weekend appointments so working clients don't have to take time off. As an entrepreneur and mother of four, Bre'leena understands the challenges of balancing financial responsibilities while building a successful future. Her mission is to provide trusted guidance, practical solutions, and exceptional service that help clients achieve their personal and business goals.
Her PTIN is the IRS registration required to prepare tax returns for pay, and her EFIN authorizes her to file them electronically. She signs every return she prepares herself.
Certificated Accounting Specialist — Spartanburg Community CollegeAAS in Accounting — Spartanburg Community CollegeNational Technical Honor Society Inductee — Spartanburg Community CollegeIRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) holderIRS Electronic Filing Identification Number (EFIN) holderFluent in English & Spanish (Bilingual Service)
Xena Marie Wright
Executive Assistant
Xena Marie Wright serves as Executive Assistant at Wright Way Tax and is the oldest daughter of founder and CEO Bre'leena Wright. Entering the fourth grade, Xena is an honor roll student who excels in math, reads above her grade level, and is known for her intelligence, kindness, and analytical thinking. She assists with organizing documents, greeting clients, taking consultation notes, and supporting administrative tasks, gaining valuable experience in professionalism and customer service along the way. Outside of school, Xena enjoys reading, art, and skating, and hopes to one day become a children's mental health therapist. Through her involvement with Wright Way Tax, she is developing strong leadership skills and a passion for helping others while building a foundation for her future.

Aaliyah Johnson
Bookkeeping Manager
Aaliyah Johnson is a Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor with over five years of bookkeeping experience helping small businesses stay organized and financially confident. She specializes in bookkeeping cleanups, account reconciliations, and ongoing financial management, with a strong background in accounts payable and accounts receivable. Aaliyah is passionate about providing reliable, personalized support so business owners can spend less time on their books and more time growing their businesses.
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David Norman
Director of Marketing & Business Consultant
David Norman serves as the Director of Marketing and Business Consultant at Wright Way Tax. He works with entrepreneurs and small business owners to develop growth strategies, strengthen their brand presence, and build a solid foundation for long term success. Known for his practical approach and commitment to client success, David helps businesses move forward with clear direction and confidence.
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Vyron Johnson
AI Systems Developer
Vyron Johnson is an AI Systems Developer, founder of VerdictIQ, and author of Build With AI. He specializes in designing AI-powered business systems, intelligent automation, custom software, and AI visibility strategies that help organizations work more efficiently and grow faster.
Book with VyronWright Way Tax is growing. As the team expands, every new addition will be introduced here first.
