Kibwe Trim
Kibwe Kambui Khary Trim is a businessman and former professional basketball player from Trinidad and Tobago. Early life. Kibwe Trim's mother was a teacher, his father was an engineer. Kibwe Trim was a very good student. Originally a soccer player, Kibwe Trim switched to basketball at age 13 when he was already 6'4 ft. (193 cm) tall. Trim played at three different age levels in secondary school. He played with two separate club teams. He later stated that "I played at every local gym whenever I had the opportunity. I was focused because I knew that this  game could effectively change my life." College career. Trim went on to attend Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Computer science, after which he did a Master's degree in Information technology. He was the prime player on the team. Yet, during his first year he suffered a serious back injury which made him sit out many games. Professional basketball career. Altogether, he played professionally for ten years. With his last team, the Ryukyu Golden Kings, he won the Japanese Championship. National team. He played for Trinidad and Tobago's national team. At  the 2010 Centrobasket in Santo Domingo, Trinidad and Tobago was the only team that defeated the eventual champion Puerto Rico. Trim contributed 18 points and 9 rebounds to the victory. Life outside of sports. Off the court, in 2013 he formed a non-profit foundation called DreamChaser International to provide tutoring, mentoring and other aid for children in underserved communities around the world. Further, he launched a company called LA Lime which curates social in-person networking experiences. After retirement from sports, he became a motivational speaker and real estate investor. He published the book "From Nerd to Pro". He  has taken part in many commercials and acted in the Russian basketball movie Three Seconds. In 2019, he got married.