The Chamber's free Enlighten virtual event series returns March 5 with a presentation on managing stress and staff morale in difficult times.
It's all the fun new business building and making new connections you'd expect from one of the most popular Chamber networking events but without the lunch (because we haven't figured out how to email that yet).
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and the Urban League of Oklahoma City Inc. are continuing their newly created series to provide practical resources for companies looking to boost their diversity, equity and inclusion.
Gov. Stitt will discuss the state’s response to COVID-19, his priorities for education, his goals for economic development and more.
The next virtual Chamber Forum will now be March 24 at 11:45 a.m. and will focus on OKC's entrepreneurial environment.
Whether you're a new member, thinking of joining the Chamber, or an old member that wants to get more involved in the business of making OKC great, Member Orientation (online) is your event.
On Feb. 5, hear an update on how COVID continues to impact the business community, focusing on both the vaccine rollout and legal concerns for employers.
Attendees will hear Angie Christopher discuss how companies can ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion exist not only in the day to day, but in the hiring process as well on Jan. 26.
