The NCAA Women’s College World Series that concluded last month in Oklahoma City drew what will most likely be record crowds inside USA Hall of Fame Stadium. The late decision by the NCAA to increase capacity to 100% no doubt played a huge role in that increase, especially after a new upper deck was completed in 2020 that essentially added an extra 4,000 seats, bringing total capacity to about 12,000 people.
The Filmed in Oklahoma Act of 2021 is aimed at increasing the number of films and television series filmed or produced in the state by providing rebates to filmmakers who meet certain requirements.
The gener8tor startup accelerator program, gBeta, will bring more opportunities to innovative early-stage companies in Oklahoma City. A collaboration between the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and six other local organizations helped make this program possible.
Oklahoma ranked 3rd in the United States for its economic outlook and legislative policies.
Greater OKC Chamber member United Dynamics, a company founded 28 years ago in Tecumseh/Shawnee, is expanding its footprint in the region, establishing an engineering center in downtown Oklahoma City and announcing a new partnership with the Osage Nation.
Oklahoma City Airports Director Mark Kranenburg is careful when talking about the travel industry and the pandemic. After all, he has seen the best of times and the worst of times, all within a span of a month of each other.
The Bicycle Friendly Business Guide offers a detailed description of how businesses can become more cycling-friendly and make a positive impact on the social and economic wellness of our community.
Just within the last few months, several industry-leading researchers and professionals from various bioscience hubs such as Boston, New York and the San Francisco Bay Area have pulled up stakes and have made the move to Oklahoma City. Others are not far behind.
