Dr. Cindy Trimm’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Source of Wealth: Books and Preaching
  • Marital Status: Not Married
  • Occupation: Author, Life Coach and Former Senator
  • Children: None

Dr. Cindy Trimm has an estimated net worth of $15 million. She earned her net worth as a former senator, an author and a life coach. As a spiritual leader, she has established a multi-million dollar speaking, writing, and publishing empire that operates in several countries around the world. With her endeavors in humanitarian and business fields, she has been recognized in many countries. She has received distinctions from the Queen of England, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Governor of Bermuda, and the Ambassador of the State of Tennessee.

Dr. Trimm has been included in the “Power 100” list by Ebony Magazine as one of the most influential people currently working around the world along with Michael Jordan. She was also named an Outstanding Christian Woman of the Year. In order to address global problems, she founded the Trimm Foundation with focus on the social reconstruction as well as supports on health, housing, education, and community development initiatives around the world. Her schedule as a preacher would take her to a maximum of six countries in a month.

Dr. Cindy Trimm is the author of The Prayer Warriors Way as well as other books on faith and empowerment. She is also a pastor at the Embassy Worship Center in Fort Lauderdaile, Florida.

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