On Wednesday, May 19, virtual Chamber Forum attendees will hear from a panel of leaders involved with economic development for some of the tribal nations in Oklahoma today.
Looking for a fun and unique way to make business connections? Even virtually, MegaLunch gives Chamber members the opportunity to expand their networks and pitch their company’s products and services in a 90-second “speed networking” format.
Booker T. Washington Park at N.E. Fourth St. and N. High Ave. will be the site for the sixth annual oNE OKC street festival, an event designed to engage the local community and attract people from throughout the OKC metro to visit northeast OKC. This year’s event will take place on May 15 from noon to 4 p.m.
Join us for the Chamber’s annual State of Health event Wednesday, May 12, at 11:30 a.m. to hear two informative panel discussions featuring metro health care leaders on health and wellness trends, as well as entrepreneurs and researchers working to grow our biotech sector.
Panelists will share best practices as well as tips on how to safely reopen businesses while dealing with COVID-19 concerns. Lessons learned after more than a year of living with the virus will also be discussed.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber recently launched the Chamber Connection program, a multifaceted approach to introducing new members to the organization over a one-year period.
At the May Chamber Forum, attendees will hear from tribal representatives about their tribal nations' economic development strategies and the impact they have on Oklahoma.
The webinar will also highlight the aspects of the American Rescue Plan that will benefit businesses.
