Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Brenda Mohammed began her successful professional career at 16, when she graduated from high school and joined Barclays Bank DCO in Couva, a financial institution headquartered in London. She studied banking at the Institute of Bankers in London, rising over the years to Supervisor, Branch Manager, and finally Area Credit Manager, responsible for loans and overdrafts for personal and business customers across more than 38 branches.
After her early retirement, she decided to reinvent herself and entered the world of insurance with equal success. She has earned a Diploma in Life Insurance from the American College (USA) and qualified for the prestigious Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) for six consecutive years, attending international conferences in several American cities.
Her story took a momentous turn after surviving an aggressive cancer that nearly claimed her life. At that defining moment, Brenda found in writing a profound channel for healing and personal transformation. That experience marked the beginning of a prolific career as a writer and peace advocate.
Since then, she has published 64 books between 2013 and 2025, spanning genres as diverse as memoirs, science fiction, romance, self-help, children's literature, Christian books, thrillers, poetry, and essays.
Her books are also available on Audio Audible.
Some of her most notable works include:
I Am Cancer Free – winner of the Readers' Favorite International Awards in the health and wellness category (2018).
Zeeka Chronicles: Revenge of Zeeka – Award-winning in three international competitions. Readers’ Favorite, Global Academy, and Readers’ Choice. [2018]
How to Write for Success – Readers' Choice Gold Medal (2019) and Second Place Overall
Stories People Love – Readers’ Choice Gold Medal [2019] and First place overall.
Barry Holmes Mysteries – In May 2024, the book was a finalist in the Literary Global Awards.
Her commitment to peace has led her to serve as a Peace Ambassador for the Iqra Foundation of India and, as President of CIESART Trinidad and Tobago, to lead initiatives that promote art, love, and humanity. She has created a digital platform through which she extends CIESART's mission to thousands of readers and writers in the Caribbean.
Brenda has also written the screenplay for her science fiction novel Zeeka Chronicles, with plans to pitch it to international production companies.
Her childhood was marked by dreams of leadership. She was inspired to become a bank manager by her father, a school principal with a large library, who awakened in her a love of books. Today, that dream has far surpassed her, as she has become a globally recognized literary and cultural figure.