On April 12, the Greater Oklahoma City Parks & Trails Foundation will host urban planner Garner Stoll at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art for a discussion on trails and walkability in the modern age.
Chamber member Pratt & Whitney announced its plans for a $255 million investment into developing a new Oklahoma City facility. The multimillion-dollar investment through 2028 will establish an 845,000-square-foot, world-class sustainment facility as a depot operations hub for all Pratt & Whitney military engines.
As an entrepreneur, you will have to present your case to numerous people, from pitching ideas to your team to pitching the entire concept of your company to lenders. Knowing how to make those presentations as compelling as possible will help your startup in the long run.
When you stop and think about it, every business – big or small – is an online business today. Whether you’re running the corner coffee shop with just a few employees, or a high-tech enterprise with many employees working together digitally in real time, business internet is a critical concern.
In the ever-changing landscape of digital marketing, businesses must find ways to stay ahead of the competition. Content creation is one of the most cost-effective ways to promote your business and make it stand out in a sea of websites.
Oklahoma City’s Positive Tomorrows has been recognized as a Cognia School of Distinction. The recognition is given to schools within the accreditation organization’s network that exemplify the Cognia Performance Standards, which includes a culture that promotes leadership, engagement and growth in learning.
The economic impact of tourism in OKC cannot be overstated. That is why Visit Oklahoma City, a division of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, values community members who take an active role in helping ensure OKC’s visitor economy is thriving and expanding, and why Visit OKC annually recognizes certain individuals as “Hometown Heroes” for elevating Oklahoma City as a premier visitor destination.
Art and technology intersect at Science Museum Oklahoma (SMO) with its new exhibit “Frameless: NFTs in Contemporary Art.”
