Shelley Campf has been a respected professional in the hunter/jumper industry for more than 30 years. She owns and operates Oz Inc., in Canby, Ore., and co-owns Team NW Equestrian Sports with her son, Chad, producing national-level competitions in the Pacific Northwest. Since 2003, Shelley has been deeply involved in equine governance. She was a founding board member of the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA), serving a record 14 consecutive years, and chaired the committee that produced the USHJA Trainer Certification Manual. She currently serves on several USEF & USHJA committees, including National Hunter, Competition Management, Member Services, World Championship Hunter Rider (WCHR), and Junior Hunter Finals Bid Review Task Force. Shelley's dedication to the sport has earned her numerous honors, including the 2009 USHJA Volunteer of the Year Award, multiple President’s Distinguished Service Awards, and Committee Excellence Awards. As a Past President of the Oregon Hunter Jumper Association, she remains a strong advocate for Zone 9, as well as smaller regions across the country. As a trainer and exhibitor, Shelley has produced multiple National Horse of the Year (HOTY) Champions, WCHR National Champions, and ASPCA Maclay Regional winners, as well as won the Jack Stedding Leading Trainer Award at the 2023 Pennsylvania National Horse Show. She has claimed multiple Champion and Reserve Champion spots in the Northwest Professional WCHR standings for 14 consecutive years and was third in the WCHR Professional Finals at the 2023 Capital Challenge Horse Show. Additionally, Shelley is passionate about giving back through national and regional volunteerism, collaboration, and the open exchange of ideas. Her teaching emphasizes strong horsemanship, values, and the balance between competitive success and responsible stewardship of the horse.