i2E, a nonprofit that focuses on growing innovative small businesses in Oklahoma and making a positive impact on the state’s economy, is celebrating its 20th year of investing in entrepreneurs to build successful high growth companies in the state.
More than 300 interns from member companies recently came together for a multi-week program to learn from some of OKC’s best and brightest about themselves, others, and what it takes to succeed (and maybe a few reasons why they should stay in OKC after graduation).
The OKBio delegation set a record for meetings at the annual BIO International convention.
As part of the ongoing effort to strengthen businesses in Greater Oklahoma City, the Chamber is launching a new suite of programs called Business University to specifically address the needs of small businesses.
For U.S. cities looking to become the next big tech hub, it's not enough to just recruit eager entrepreneurs.
Every year, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber organizes a delegation of Oklahoma companies, established and new, to attend the BIO International Convention.
For one Oklahoman among in the OKBio group here this week, the AbbVie name has a special connection.
Scientists and company representatives from around the world have flocked to the Oklahoma exhibition space for multiple one-on-one partnering meetings throughout each day.
