Kenny Troutt, the founder and former CEO of Excel Communications, has amassed a fortune of $1.2 billion, making him a self-made billionaire.
Kenny Troutt’s net worth can be traced back to his establishment of Excel Communications, a long-distance communication system, in 1988.
The United States’ fourth largest long-distance carrier is now Excel.
The acquisition of the Telco Communications Group in 1997 allowed him to expand his business further.
Troutt became a part of the Forbes List of Billionaires after he sold Excel Communications to Teleglobe.
After turning to horses in 1999, he purchased Prestonwood Farm, which later became Winstar Farm. He now serves as a trustee for TOBA and serves on the board of directors for the Breeders Cup.
The horse that won the 136th race at the Kentucky Derby, Super Saver, is owned by him.
Mr. Troutt’s birthplace was Mr. Kenny Troutt.
1948 marked the year when Vernon, Illinois was established.
While working as an insurance salesman, he completed his Bachelor of Arts and Science Degree at Southern Illinois University.
Troutt and his wife Lisa, along with their three children, reside in Dallas, Texas.