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exercising, reading, playing video games, watching movies and anything involving sports, especially the Oklahoma State Cowboys, the Oklahoma City Thunder, Tottenham Hotspur and the Detroit Lions. After a one-year term as president-elect, Mr. Bracken will serve as OBA president in 2028.

Elected as the 2026 president-elect and serving one year in that position, Ms. Knott automatically becomes president Jan. 1, 2027.

2027 NEWLY ELECTED BOARD OF GOVERNORS Pursuant to Rule 3, Section 3 of the OBA bylaws, the following nominees have been deemed elected due to no other person filing for the position.

Vice President Jeff D. Trevillion, Oklahoma City

Jeff D. Trevillion Jr. is a director in the Oklahoma City office of Crowe & Dunlevy and a member of the firm’s Taxation Practice Group. He is an experienced trial lawyer and a certified public accountant who also chairs the Criminal Defense,

President-Elect S. Shea Bracken, Edmond

S. Shea Bracken is an attorney with Maples, Nix & Diesselhorst in Edmond. His practice focuses on cata strophic injury, including medical malpractice, birth injury and products liabil ity. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Infantry and

Compliance & Investigations practice. Mr. Trevillion, a native Tulsan, has called Oklahoma City home for more than 20 years. His OBA service history includes serving as a member at large on the Board of Governors from 2024-2026, the Professional Responsibility Tribunal, past president of the Oklahoma Bar Foundation, the Credentials Committee, the Strategic Planning Committee, the inaugural Leadership Academy and the Young Lawyers Division board. Member at Large

is a decorated war veteran with a combat deployment to Fallujah, Iraq, during Operation Iraqi Freedom II. He earned his bachelor’s degree from OSU and his J.D. with honors from the OCU School of Law. Mr. Bracken is a member of the American Association for Justice, including the Birth Trauma Litigation Group and the Attorneys Information Exchange Group; the Oklahoma County Bar Association; and the Oklahoma Association for Justice. He served on the OBA Board of Governors from 2022 to 2024. He currently serves as an Oklahoma Bar Foundation Trustee and as co-chair of the OBA Military Assistance Committee. He also par ticipates in the OCU Law Mentorship Program and is a member of the OBA Mock Trial, Legislative Monitoring and Bench and Bar committees. He is active in the community, including serving as a member of the Deer Creek Schools Foundation board, the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Marine Corps League. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Lindsay, and his daugh ters, Makenna and Teagan. He also enjoys traveling,

Sarah C. Green, Oklahoma City

Sarah C. Green is the executive director of the Teachers’ Retirement System of Oklahoma, where she oversees one of the state’s largest public institutional investors – a $28 billion pen sion fund serving Oklahoma’s public education workforce.

With nearly two decades in public pension admin istration and law, Ms. Green brings deep expertise in institutional investment management, public finance

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