Cameron Trimble is a strategist, spiritual leader, and serial entrepreneur guiding individuals and institutions through times of profound change. She is known for her work at the intersection of innovation, leadership, and social transformation, with a career spanning faith-based and secular sectors, nonprofit and for-profit ventures. Her work is rooted in a deep commitment to people, planet, and peace — the triple bottom line that shapes every endeavor she leads.
Cameron currently serves as CEO of Convergence, a not-for-profit organization focused on congregational and organizational transformation across North America and the UK. Through consulting, coaching, training, and strategic foresight, Convergence supports systems undergoing adaptive change. She is also the Lead Senior Consultant at Shallowford Consulting, providing executive leadership coaching to CEOs and senior leaders navigating cultural transformation.
She serves as Board Chair of Stop the Traffik USA, an NGO that uses technology and intelligence-led prevention to disrupt human trafficking networks worldwide. Working with partners such as Homeland Security, MI5, IBM, and the United Nations, STT builds tools to prevent exploitation and create safer futures. Cameron also sits on the Board of YES! Media, an independent publisher committed to solutions journalism and public discourse grounded in possibility, equity, and community resilience.
A partner in FutureWomenX, she is part of a global network of visionary women leaders committed to driving transformative change.
Cameron brings an eclectic mix of experience to her work. She is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ, having pastored four congregations in Atlanta. She is also a commercial pilot, often drawing leadership insights from the cockpit and from navigating both literal and metaphorical turbulence.
Whether she’s coaching a CEO, facilitating a retreat, or speaking on a global stage, Cameron is devoted to cultivating courage, compassion, and creative leadership for a just and thriving world. You can follow her writing on Substack at camerontrimble.substack.com.