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 learn about Oklahoma City’s key projects and initiatives, and be inspired about our future development and opportunities.
On Tuesday, June 28, Oklahoma County voters will go to the poll to vote on a $260 million bond issue to fund the construction of a new jail and detention center. The bonds would take the place of retiring bonds, which would mean no tax increase for Oklahoma County residents.
InternOKC, a program created by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber to recruit and retain young talent in Oklahoma City, is less than two weeks away, so there is still time for employers to sign up their interns for this dynamic, annual event
InternOKC returns this summer, bringing together the area’s top young professionals for networking and professional development.
Those attending the Chamber Forum on June 15th will hear from a panel comprised of county officials who will discuss the latest on the June 28 vote that, if approved, will fund a new county jail for Oklahoma County. The new facility will ensure public safety, provide for job training, mental health treatment and more.
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.
Students attending the Chamber’s summer internship program, InternOKC, will have an opportunity to receive sage advice and training from a lineup of accomplished business professionals. Started in 2006, InternOKC is a way for students to discover the benefits of living and working in Greater Oklahoma City, while fostering peer networking and providing resources to help interns transition from college student to young professional.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s annual State of Health event is about a week away, but that does not mean you won’t be able to attend this informative, worthwhile event. Tickets are still available.
