
Santa Barbara, California – Published 12/14/2025
The Santa Barbara Association of Realtors (SBAOR) installed its 2026 Board of Directors at the annual Installation and Awards Luncheon, Dec. 5 at the Montecito Club.
Leading the association into 2026 is Jennifer Berger, Compass, who will serve as president. Joining her on the executive committee are:
- Bob Curtis, Village Properties, president-elect
- Lynda Elliott, Requisite Properties, vice president
- Samanta Ireland, Keller Williams, treasurer
The Board of Directors includes Realtors and industry professionals:
- Don Katich, Radius Commercial Real Estate
- Stephen Macfarlane, Compass
- David Magid, Village Properties
- Tyler Mearce, Sotheby’s International Realty
- Patrice Serrani, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
- Paul Knight, Mission City Property Management
- Kathleen Rogers, eXp Realty of California
- Todd Shea, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Kelly Marsh, Cornerstone Home Lending, will serve as affiliate director, representing SBAOR’s affiliate members who provide essential support to the local real estate community.
“The 2026 board will lead SBAOR in its mission to empower Realtors, uphold the highest standards of professionalism, and advocate for property rights throughout the Santa Barbara region,” the organization said.
“We are excited to welcome this outstanding group of leaders to the Board,” said Brian Johnson, CEO of SBAOR. “Their experience, dedication, and vision will be instrumental in guiding our Association through a pivotal time in the real estate industry.”
The Santa Barbara Association of Realtors is a professional trade organization dedicated to serving Realtors and protecting property ownership rights. It has been a trusted resource in the real estate industry for over 100 years.
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