Innovative thought leader and global influencer, stateswoman, and international achievement guru, Dr. Cindy Trimm, will host the inaugural Unstoppable Women’s Empowerment Mentorship Weekend: Making Great Happen on Friday, March 10, 2023 through Sunday, March 12, 2023, at the Ritz-Carlton (181 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30303). Open to only 200 women, this exclusive event is designed to help women unlock new perspectives, shape ideas into impactful actions and take charge of navigating their journey to success.  Specifically, Dr. Trimm and other Unstoppable Weekend speakers will personally mentor attendees, providing them with the necessary tools to help extend their reach, increase their influence and elevate their decision-making and life skills.   

“For years women have struggled against the ‘glass ceiling’ – the invisible barrier that has kept them from promotions, leadership positions and their ultimate aspirations.  Yet, despite this imaginary, but very real obstacle, the number of women in leadership roles is increasing,” said Dr. Trimm.  “This is very exciting time in history, and my goal is to continue this trend by helping women maximize their leadership and entrepreneurial potential by giving them the tools to rid themselves of self-imposed limitations, to show up unapologetically strong and own the spaces that they are in.  The new normal has leveled the playing field for everyone.  We have an amazing opportunity to craft the way forward and, in the process, leave a legacy for those that follow us.  We are the shoulders upon which the next generation of girls and women will stand.”

As a former senator whose governmental portfolio included health, social services, housing and education, business and life strategist, and current spiritual advisor to Les Brown, Dr. Trimm is an expert in mentoring, empowering and inspiring women of all walks of life.  She is also a trained psychotherapist and owner of a conglomerate of business, and one who is helping the next generation of women in leadership and women decision-makers to divest themselves of the imposter syndrome by involving them in self-mastery, strategic thinking and success creating processes.