OKLAHOMA CITY ESTATE PLANNING COUNCIL

Please join us for our next meeting, Thursday January 8, 2026.  Lunch from Big Truck Tacos will be served beginning at 11:30am.

Our speaker will be Brian Knight.  The topic for this meeting will be planning opportunities with the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).

Brian helps clients take advantage of strategic planning from a tax and financial aspect so that each
client can reach their essential business goals. He leads organizations through business financial and tax
planning, helping reduce unforeseen tax implications while improving their understanding of their
financial condition.
When you work with Brian, you can expect him to take the time to understand your situation, to dig
deep into what makes your organization run and thoughtfully provide easy-to-understand feedback and
solutions to conditions that may be working against your financial goals.
Outside of work, his days are blessed with spending time with his family, climbing mountains, camping,
hiking and watching sports. When not at work, you can find him at an Orange Theory Fitness class,
running, enjoying a volleyball game with his daughter or soccer game with his son.
Qualifications
Memberships
• American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
• Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants
• Construction Financial Management Association
Designations/Licensures
• Certified Public Accountant
Education
• Bachelor of Science in Accounting - University of Central Oklahoma
• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science - University of Oklahoma
Knowledge
Client Work
• Provides leadership for organizations working through their business and financial goal initiatives
and tax planning opportunities.
• Led the finance and accounting department of a 600-employee, Oklahoma-based construction
company which reached over $100 million in revenue for the first time in its 25-year history.
• Facilitated the successful completions of three M&A transactions (2 buy transactions and 1 sell
transaction).
• Directed the restructuring of over $10 million in debt to better align cash flows with the
operational cycle of the business.
Community
Community Involvement
• John T. Steed School of Accounting Board of Advisors - Univ. of Oklahoma