Join fellow Chamber members to advocate for northeast Oklahoma during the annual OneVoice Washington D.C. Fly-In. This signature federal advocacy trip provides business and community leaders with exclusive access to members of Congress and their staff, and executive branch policymakers. In honor of America's 250th birthday, the Tulsa Regional Chamber and Greater Oklahoma City Chamber are proud to host joint programming together during the first two days of this event. This collaboration will present a unified Oklahoma business voice at the federal level.

Travel and lodging

Please note that the registration price does not include airfare or hotel accommodations. Attendees will be responsible for securing their own lodging and transportation to Washington, D.C.

A link to the Chamber's Mayflower Hotel block will be made available upon completing registration.

If you have any questions please reach out to Lauren Bush at [email protected]. 

Agenda

(Schedule is tentative and subject to change. Additional programming details will be added as we approach the trip.)

Tuesday, April 14

• Welcome Reception, 5:30 to 7 p.m. — Canadian Embassy

Wednesday, April 15

• Congressional Briefings/Lunch – Montpelier Room, Library of Congress

Our Joint Programming Day will feature members of Oklahoma's Congressional delegation alongside senior officials representing the U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Department of War, and the Environmental Protection Agency. A subject matter expert will also provide remarks on digital assets and cryptocurrency policy.

Confirmed Congressional Delegation speakers include:

- U.S. Congressman Stephanie Bice, Oklahoma District 5

- U.S. Congressman Tom Cole, Oklahoma District 4

- U.S. Congressman Kevin Hern, Oklahoma District 1

- U.S. Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma

- U.S. Congressman Frank Lucas, Oklahoma District 3

Other confirmed speakers include:

- Jules Hurst III, Performing the Duties of Assistant Secretary of War (Comptroller)/Chief Financial Officer, U.S. Department of War

- Scott Mason, Regional Administrator, EPA South Central Region (Region 6)

- Jeff Wilson, Senior Advisor for Energy Dominance, Export-Import Bank of the United States

• Congressional Reception – 5:30 to 7 p.m., Botanical Gardens

Please note the photo and video policy listed below.

Thursday, April 16

• Program begins at 8:30 in the District Ballroom, Mayflower Hotel

The Tulsa Programming Day will bring together a distinguished group of speakers for a series of keynote addresses and fireside chats covering key policy areas, including the pro-business regulatory and legislative landscape, energy and natural resources, affordable housing and homelessness, and Medicaid, Medicare, and behavioral health policy.

Confirmed speakers include:

- Jeannie Fuglesten Biniek, Associate Director, Program on Medicare Policy, KFF

- Neil Bradley, Executive Vice President, Chief Policy Officer, and Head of Strategic Advocacy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

- John Dabbar, Executive Director, National Petroleum Council

- Laura Hausman, Senior Policy Analyst, Bipartisan Policy Center

- Heather Saunders, Senior Research Manager, Program on Medicaid & Uninsured, KFF

- John Snook, Chief Policy Officer at Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute

- Emma Waters, Senior Policy Analyst, Bipartisan Policy Center

Additional Event Details

Dress Code: Business attire encouraged

Registration

• Advance registration is required. Seating is limited, so early registrations are encouraged.
• Ticket sales will close March 23. 

After You Register …

Share the news tagging @TulsaRegionalChamber on LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram using #TulsaRegionalChamber | #DCFlyIn | #PartnersInProsperity

Feel free to tag a colleague YOU think should join in the trip! 

Photo and Media Use:

By registering, you consent to being photographed during the event and allow the use of your likeness in event photos in recaps, marketing and communications. 

U.S. Botanic Garden (USBG) photo and video policy:

• Onsite photography or video taping of events at the USBG must request approval by the USBG prior to the event. 
• Any Member of Congress who is attending the event must be made aware that there will be a photographer and/or video camera operator on site taking photographs or video for archival purposes.
• Permission for photographs and video taping must be received in writing (such as an email) from any Congressional Member’s office who will be attending the event is required.
• Anyone taking photographs or video at the event should not tag the USBG or share the location of the event – simply state the event is in Washington, DC.
• Live Streaming of any event at the USBG is not permitted.

Chamber events policy:

Through programming and events, the Tulsa Regional Chamber provides opportunities for participants to share multiple points of view. Participant opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of the Chamber, its members of the broader business community.