Tri-Ag Welcomes Kamari Wright as Director of YieldOS, AI and Technology
Tri-Ag • September 16, 2026

Tri-Ag is pleased to welcome Kamari Wright to he team as Director of YieldOS, AI and Technology.


Kamari is the creator of YieldOS, the technology platform developed for Yield Innovations. As Tri-Ag and Yield Innovations continue to grow, his experience in software development, artificial intelligence and technology strategy will help expand how technology supports our team, our customers and the future of our business.


In his new role, Kamari will lead technology strategy and execution across Tri-Ag and Yield Innovations, including YieldOS, artificial intelligence, business software and systems, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, data and technology innovation.


His focus is simple: use technology to help the company operate more efficiently, make better decisions and create better experiences for both employees and customers.


Kamari brings an extensive background in software and technology. He earned his degree in Computer Science & Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2013, where his studies included a specialization in artificial intelligence. Since then, he has built software for startups and technology companies including Calendly, Mailchimp and Volantio. In 2020, he founded Essential, a software company that has grown to a team of more than 25.


Kamari is also the architect behind YieldOS, the technology platform developed for Yield Innovations that uses a grower’s soil tests, crop plan and field conditions to help build a tailored TAPS (The Agronomic Profit System) program.


Beyond YieldOS, Kamari will work across all areas of the organization to identify opportunities where technology can improve workflows, solve challenges and make our teams more effective.


Kamari is based in the Atlanta, Georgia area with Jodeci and their child. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, woodworking and sports.

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