It is no secret that one of the biggest challenges facing businesses today is a shortage of talent. While many businesses are beginning to recover from 2020 and adjust to seismic workforce shifts, availability of talent remains a persistent challenge for our regional economy. However, an often-overlooked solution is closer than one thinks.
June 8, 2022 marks the 20-year anniversary for Paycom Center, Oklahoma City’s premier sports and entertainment destination.
If you like to water your lawn, you’ll need to watch it. Progressive Water Conservation Stages have been implemented in Oklahoma City, with the first stage now permanently in effect.
On Thursday, July 14, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt will join business and community leaders at the Oklahoma City Convention Center for a unique opportunity to be informed about Oklahoma City’s key projects and initiatives, and be inspired about its future development and opportunities.
Looking for a new revenue stream or client? Local businesses affected by the pandemic can help or be helped by programs offered through the Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City.
Officials with EMBARK announced this week they have added 53 electric bikes to its Spokies Bike Share system in downtown OKC. The system expansion introduces new bike technology while growing the overall fleet to 112 total dockless bicycles.
Over the past few years, we’ve had the privilege and great responsibility to lead our community’s response to the major challenges of our criminal justice system here in Oklahoma County.
Following recommendations of the Vera Institute for Justice in 2015, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber began working with city and county leaders to solve overcrowding problems at the Oklahoma County Detention Center. Today, overcrowding has continued trending downward, thanks in large part to diversion programs created or adopted in Oklahoma City.
