Grabbing great remote workers for your startup will take more than competitive pay. You will need to offer tempting perks and bonuses to get them to take a look at your business.
Acquiring customers is critical to your success as an entrepreneur, but getting them through the door is only the beginning. You need to keep them coming back for more.
Meetings, while often dreaded, are a necessary tool in your journey as an entrepreneur. Some topics or goals are far too important or urgent to leave to the whims of emails or instant messaging. However, it can be difficult to figure out exactly which moments meetings are appropriate for.
Midtown is making room for more developments with the addition of a four-story, mixed-use building at the corner of North Hudson Avenue and Northwest 11th Street. The 48,000 square foot project is the latest development in an ongoing reclamation of the North Hudson block by Chamber member Pivot Project Development.
The Oklahoma City Dodgers will host their second Hometown Heroes Military Celebration Night of the season on August 26 at the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Players and coaches will sport commemorative camouflage jerseys as the event recognizes active-duty military members, guard members, veterans, and their families.
Greater Oklahoma City Chamber member Bank of America recently gifted $180,000 to fellow member Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation in support of the OKCPS "High School to Teacher" pipeline program, which allows graduates to pursue a teaching degree for free while working for the district.
On display and free to visit through October 17, the exhibition provides an introspective look into the migration patterns of people affiliated with Oklahoma, and the clash of cultures that may have come as a result. Consisting of work by five Oklahoma-based artists – September Dawn Bottoms, Ghazal Ghazi, Skip Hill, America Meredith, and Đan Lynh Phạm – and co-curated by Pablo Barrera and Liz Blood, Destination Oklahoma allows viewers to arrive at new conclusions when questioning the things often associated with being an Oklahoman.
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education is offering an all-inclusive access point for resources regarding public higher education services for businesses through their new digital toolkit.
