Simon Okeke
Simon Okeke also known as Simon C. Okeke was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut[1], on April 3rd, 1988. To Chief Simon N. Okeke (Ochendo) at the time was the CEO & Chairman of Knight Frank for Africa A multinational Real Estate Firm & Ambassador Vivian Okeke who at the time was a Nigerian Diplomat and later became the Nigerian Ambassador to Austria, Slovakia & Permanent Rep to the United Nations Vienna offices including OPEC, UNIDO & currently Representative to the Director General at the International Atomic Energy Agency at the New York UN office. Simon C. Okeke is a Nigerian American Politician, Technology & Entertainment Entrepreneur, Music, Movie & TV Show Producer & Founder of the record label and Artist & Talent Management Agency Simon Sayz Productions. At the 2022 BET Hip Hop Music Awards in Atlanta, GA.
Early Life
Simon Okeke was the only Nigerian American Music Executive Producer that attended with his Sister famous Tik Tok Influencer with 5 million plus followers Dreaknowsbest AKA Andrea Okeke who hosted the red carpet at the bet awards and interviewed artists like Rick Ross, Chloe Bailey, Kodak Black, T.I and many more teaching them Nigerian Slangs. Simon attended Elementary school in Belgium at the Brussels English Primary School.
Career
He, later on, attended Corona Secondary school in Lagos Nigeria, Christ the King College Abuja, & Finished High school in 2005 at St.Mary's High School, Manhasset, New York in the same class with NBA champion winner Danny Green & Rev Run Simmons Co-Founder of Def Jam Records Daughter Angela Simmons. Simon has always had an Entrepreneurial mindset and started his first business during high school organizing events for teens at major clubs in New York After high school Simon attended St.John's University where he studied Business Information Systems & while attending St.John's University met Jermaine Cole also known as J Cole, Dj Spyno Hot 97 Dj who he later planned various concerts and events including Chris Brown Concert at Webster Hall with Funk Master Flex.
