The Oklahoma City Thunder’s recent pre-season exhibition game in Montreal offered the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s economic development team a unique opportunity to showcase the city for business expansion and investment.
Mesero will occupy a spacious 5,500-square-foot area at OAK, complete with a mezzanine level for outdoor dining and events. The restaurant will offer a menu rich in authentic Mexican and Tex-Mex-inspired fare and craft cocktails.
The Greater Oklahoma City’s biosciences cluster has made significant progress over the last two decades to become one of the region’s growth sectors, employing about 31,000 people and spending $316 million annually on research and development.
OAK, a mixed-use development in northwest Oklahoma City, promises to create a captivating experience for both residents and visitors. Among its many exciting features are two remarkable art installations that embody the spirit of Oklahoma and add an extra layer of charm to the district.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, along with 64 members and community leaders, visited Tampa August 24-25 for its 16th annual benchmarking trip to uncover best practices that can be implemented here in Oklahoma City.
The project includes a state-of-the-art entertainment and sporting venue, retail shops, restaurants, bars, offices, a hotel and housing for thousands. The development is designed to enhance the quality of life for residents and transform the city's economic landscape.
In this month’s Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater highlights a major announcement from Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt during the Chamber’s State of the City event: by the end of the summer, city officials will finalize an agreement with the Thunder for a new arena.
Venture capital firm gener8tor, sponsored by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, is looking for early-stage startups to participate in upcoming cohort opportunities.
