Cultivating Coders is a nonprofit that works with mostly minority and lower-income students to teach them computer coding, a highly desirable skill in today’s business world.
Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation officials recently announced a reimagined community fundraiser that enables everyone in the community to show support for the Oklahoma City Public Schools district.
Elevate is designed to help your company provide professional development options to its employees—without having to send people out of the market to experience an excellent conference.
Grady County, a county in the Greater OKC region, was propelled 814 spots up to No. 2 for talent attraction due to a 118% increase in migration.
The Chamber’s board of directors recently adopted a comprehensive set of public policy priorities that are crucial to creating a strong future for Oklahoma businesses.
Google and the Thunder Cares Foundation recently launched Thunder Coding powered by Google, a program which offers hands-on learning for Oklahoma students ages 7-14 with skill development in coding, design and collaboration.
District 21 on Francis Tuttle’s Rockwell campus gives students the opportunity to get real-world experience before they step out into their professional careers in the industry.
Keynote speaker Dr. Bill Conerly brought his ability to connect the dots between the economy and business decision to the unique circumstances facing Oklahoma City businesses today.
