This innovative initiative empowers local communities across the state, providing them with a game-changing tool to enhance their economic development capacity. The program focuses on understanding and leveraging current capabilities, as well as guiding communities toward sustainable growth strategies.
2024 is expected to be a big year for the retail industry. Robust brands want to expand brick-and-mortar stores, but space has been hard to find. That was the message of ICSC New York last month. More than 7,500 retail industry professionals attended the event including Tammy Fate, Greater OKC Chamber’s director of retail development and recruitment.
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientists played a key role in a global effort to pinpoint the cause of a rare brain disorder similar to Parkinson’s disease.
The U.S. Department of Commerce's "Build to Scale" program is designed to support technology entrepreneurs, foster innovation and drive economic growth.
The recent topping-out ceremony held with Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt and several Chickasaw Nation leaders, celebratesd a milestone in the construction of the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark, affirming its steady progress toward a grand opening in 2025.
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.
