VeloCity - August 2025

CLAYTON I. BENNETT Dorchester Capital Vice Chair, Strategic Planning BOB FUNK, JR. Express Employment Professionals Vice Chair, Education and Talent JUDY J. HATFIELD, CCIM Equity Commercial Realty Advisors, LLC Vice Chair, Membership RHONDA HOOPER Jordan Advertising Vice Chair, Business and Economic Inclusion BILL LANCE The Chickasaw Nation Vice Chair, Convention and Visitors Development JENNY LOVE MEYER Love’s Travel Stops Vice Chair, Marketing and Communications 2025 OFFICERS

TERESA ROSE, JD Communities Foundation of Oklahoma Board Chair MICHAEL F. ROSS INSURICA / American Fidelity Assurance Company Corporate Chair-Elect SEAN TRAUSCHKE OGE Energy Corp. Immediate Past Chair

RICK MUNCRIEF Devon Energy Corporation Vice Chair, Innovation and Life Sciences J. LARRY NICHOLS Devon Energy Corporation Vice Chair, Economic Development / Forward Oklahoma City DAVID E. RAINBOLT BancFirst Corporation Vice Chair, Government Relations W. KENT SHORTRIDGE Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Vice Chair, Military and Aerospace CHRISTY GILLENWATER Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President & CEO

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