For our money, April just might be the most exciting time to be an Oklahoma City resident. The annual Festival of the Arts and Memorial Marathon take place, the Oklahoma Baseball Club is in full swing and of course playoff basketball in the NBA.
Marking its 20th anniversary milestone, the Entrepreneur’s Cup has been around for two decades nurturing innovative business concepts and fostering the entrepreneurial spirit among Oklahoma’s next generation of leaders. Guiding young entrepreneurs through the intricate journey of market exploration, business blueprinting, and the art of compelling investor presentations, the Entrepreneur’s Cup proudly celebrates a legacy of empowerment and innovation.
Midtown Walkabout is back, offering Oklahoma City residents a chance to soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Midtown. With a mix of shopping, dining and entertainment, Midtown has something for everyone, making the Walkabout an eagerly anticipated event.
Invest in the future of your company by sending your company’s managers and new employees to Elevate, a professional development conference and networking event that’s all about strengthening Oklahoma City’s workforce.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is excited to announce the afternoon keynote speaker for Elevate 2024 is Brett Culp, an award-winning documentary filmmaker and founder of the not-for-profit, The Rising Heroes Project.
Chamber members will get an opportunity to hear from several key legislative leaders and make their voices known on issues impacting Oklahoma City’s business community during the Chamber’s annual Legislative Kickoff scheduled for Jan. 25.
The key takeaway from the recent Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s Leadership Summit emphasizes the qualities necessary for thriving communities: thoughtfulness, flexibility and nimbleness.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber welcomes Dana M. Peterson, chief economist for The Conference Board, as the featured keynote during its annual State of the Economy event. The event will be Nov. 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.
