The Inventor
World’s first Acroneticist
Ronnie C. Wright, the world's first Acroneticist, is an award-winning inventor, visionary thought leader, and innovator revolutionizing the connection between language, technology, and human potential. As the creator of Acronetics, a transformative methodology that unlocks
"A Creative Resource Offering New
Expressions To Inspire Cognitive Success," and Neuroacronetics, which fuses neuroscience with language for brain optimization, Wright stands at the forefront of cognitive empowerment and innovation.
Through his pioneering initiative, In powered by M(IN)D, under the umbrella of IN Corp, Wright harnesses mindset and intentional innovation to inspire individuals and organizations to reach their highest potential. His dynamic portfolio includes PromptJet, a cutting-edge space and transportation company driving advancements for the future, alongside numerous groundbreaking projects that redefine progress across industries.
Rollball
In 1993, Ronnie C. Wright made sports history by inventing Rollball, a groundbreaking athletic innovation that would soon captivate enthusiasts worldwide. Partnering with Wilson Sporting Goods Company, Wright developed the official Rollball and established the National Rollball League (NRL), setting the stage for a new era in sports. By 1995, the NRL's flagship championship event, SUPER ROLL, debuted in Atlanta, Georgia, with major corporate sponsorship from AT&T, Coca-Cola, and Delta Air Lines— a testament to Rollball's growing cultural impact.
Wright's vision was further validated by former Atlanta Mayor Maynard H.
Jackson, who became the NRL's first investor, recognizing Rollball's potential to inspire and unite communities. In 1996, this dynamic sport achieved global recognition when it was honored by the International Hall of Fame of Inventors through the Inventors Club of America as an organized sport, while the official Rollball earned a prestigious New Product Award.
SUPER ROLL
The Super Roll is the premier championship game of the National Rollball League (NRL) in the United States, serving as the culmination of each NRL season since 1996. Now celebrated as "Super Roll Funday," - the event is held annually in Atlanta on the 1st Sunday after July 4th. The prestigious Maynard H. Jackson Trophy awarded to the winning team is named in honor of the former mayor & the league’s first investor who visualized the event as "Super For The City."
Ronnie C. Wright is the inventor of ”SUPER ROLL” &. “SUPER ROLL FUNDAY.”
Rollballman
ROLLBALLMAN, also known as Rollerman, is the official mascot of the National Rollball League (NRL), created by Ronnie C.
Wright, who is also the inventor of the NRL.
Each NRL team has its own unique mascot, and together with ROLLBALLMAN, these mascots are instrumental in promoting team spirit and engaging with fans, especially during games and community events. The mascots play a crucial role in building a vibrant and enthusiastic fanbase across the league.