After a successful first cohort of startups, gBETA Oklahoma City, developed by nationally ranked startup accelerator gener8tor and supported by the Chamber, the Inasmuch Foundation and other community partners, is now accepting applications for the second cohort.
“Support for entrepreneurship is a key component of Forward OKC VI and likewise is imperative to OKC’s continued economic success,” said Jeff Seymour, Chamber executive vice president of economic development.
The largest expungement event in Oklahoma’s history happened last year in Oklahoma City, and it demonstrated the need for continued opportunities for people to overcome the setbacks of involvement with the criminal justice system.
After welcoming Quarter Horses (and their owners), volleyballers, primatologists, lake managers, communications engineers, choral directors, reining and barrel racing horses (and their owners) and more recently, Oklahoma City is preparing to say hello to runners, wrestlers, Heartland Payment Systems top performers, LegalShielders, new urbanists and more from all over the country visiting us soon and contributing to the success of our economy.
Chamber Member OKC Beautiful recently created a Green Business Guide to help Oklahoma City’s businesses enhance their sustainability practices around the office. This interview provides background from Natalie Evans on why this guide was created and why its content is important.
Back in the Fall of 2020 at the height of the pandemic, numerous cattle shows canceled across the nation, sending a tremor through the cattle industry.
Have friends, family or other connections that are thinking of visiting OKC? Fresh off the presses, the 2022 Oklahoma City Visitors Guide has all the details they need to best experience The Modern Frontier – what to see, what to do, what to eat, where to stay and more.
I was recently asked to make a presentation about how Oklahoma City has changed during the MAPS era. Some of the numbers may surprise you.
