OSU-Tulsa is on the cusp of a unique opportunity, and OSU President Dr. Jim Hess believes the Tulsa Regional Chamber can help the school maximize it. “I’m 100% committed to doing what’s right for the city and metropolitan area to give it the four-year degree and graduate opportunities that this city so richly deserves,” Hess said. more»

Employers can find hiring for some positions difficult. The Tulsa Regional Chamber wants to ease that pain. At its third and final HR Forum of the year, the Chamber’s Workforce and Talent Strategies team announced that through its Tulsa’s Future website, it is adding industrial machinery mechanics to the talent recruitment landing more»

“It’s really been great to watch TYPROS grow over the years and really make a difference,” said 2025 Chamber Chair Bill Knight.

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A childcare law championed by Oklahoma legislator Suzanne Schreiber owes its origins to the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s annual OneVoice Regional Legislative Summit, she told attendees. “…Childcare is a huge issue for families and businesses,” she said Wednesday at the Summit at Discovery Lab. “That surfaced right at these tables more»

The digital highway will be getting wider in Tulsa County. San Francisco-based Beale Infrastructure announced Thursday that it plans to build a data center campus on unincorporated land north of Tulsa, executing a multi-phase investment that the Tulsa Regional Chamber said will reach $3 billion. “We believe that this data center will make the internet more»

“When I got invited to the Tech Council, I found a home within the Chamber,” he said. “I found like-minded individuals who were doing their best or successfully doing big things. I got to find my people there.”

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This article covers programming from the Tulsa Regional Chamber Intercity Visit to Salt Lake City: According to one seasoned Utah observer, Salt Lake City owes its post-Winter Olympic, economic surge to three factors: public and private investment and human capital.

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Friday's additions bring the number of nonstop destinations offered by Tulsa International Airport to 25, which in 2024 served 3.24 million passengers.

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