A program established in Oklahoma City more than 25 years ago to grow Oklahoma City’s economy, improve its business climate and create a more-desirable quality of life is still accomplishing its intended purpose of repositioning OKC as one of the top economic development site locations in the nation.
Top rated wireless carrier Consumer Cellular today announced it will bring more than 300 full-time and part-time jobs to Oklahoma City in the coming months.
As we look back 30 years of the MAPS era of Oklahoma City, the transformation is dramatic.
A new program aimed at stimulating entrepreneurial thinking and action is coming to Oklahoma City, and Chamber officials believe it will equip everyday people with the resources they need to solve problems affecting Oklahoma City residents as well as people around the country and world.
Have you ever wondered what products on grocery store shelves were created locally? Here’s a list of Oklahoma-born companies that make products that you’ll want to bring to the checkout line during your next visit.
Oklahoma-based technology companies LandScout, AgBoost and SmartStock recently announced a partnership to integrate their agricultural software platforms. The alliance was formed to benefit cattle ranchers and livestock producers both statewide and across the nation.
Even in winter, the OKC convention calendar keeps on rolling, with Quarter Horses (and their owners), primatologists, lake managers, communications engineers, choral directors, reining and barrel racing horses (and their owners) and more visiting us soon and contributing to the success of our economy.
Oklahoma’s state motto is “Labor Omnia Vincit.” Labor conquers all things. Or in other words, innovation overcomes obstacles.
