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Corporate officers have to be people. A trust may own shares (and perhaps a controlling or even all shares) in the corporation. The trustee could be an officer or the trustee could vote the shares and elect some other person.
I agree with FlyingRon, people have to be directors/officers. But, a grantor trust (A living trust can be one.) is an entity which is not prevented from owning an S-corp.
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