The Chamber interviewed new Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson for the first quarter One-on-OneVoice feature in The Chamber Report magazine. One-on-OneVoice gives Chamber members insight into the work of an elected or public official in the region. Dr. Johnson oversees the largest school district in the state, with nearly 35,000 students in the Tulsa region attending Tulsa Public Schools.

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Representatives from global consulting firm Ernst & Young recently discussed how the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s economic development and tourism initiatives can synchronize and maximize efforts in the years ahead through a collaborative work plan. Developed in collaboration with Ernst & Young, “Bridge to the Future 2030” is a more»

The sound of learning cascaded down the halls of Carver Middle School on Monday. Mentored by about 50 STEM students from neighboring Booker T. Washington (BTW) High School, 654 Carver students took part in Northeast Oklahoma STEM Day, absorbing virtual instruction about engineering-based careers and building miniature electric cars from a kit. The Tulsa more»

The Tulsa Regional Chamber has added a twist to its Tulsa’s NextGEN Talent (TNT) Expansion initiative. For the first time, employer representatives from Tulsa – Leonelle Thompson of Williams and Cynthia Simmons Taylor of Wallace Design Collective – joined the Chamber’s workforce and talent strategies team on a trip to Missouri in more»

The Tulsa Regional Chamber has announced two staffing additions within its government affairs division, which oversees annual development of the OneVoice Regional Legislative Agenda and advocates year-round on behalf of the northeast Oklahoma business community. Josh Driskell, IOM, will join the Tulsa Regional Chamber on May 1 as its vice president of more»

The immeasurable impact the area’s three major tribes make in Oklahoma resonated Thursday at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s inaugural State of the Tribal Nations event at Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center. Before a sold-out crowd of more than 850 people, executives from the Cherokee, Muscogee and Osage nations shared insights on more»

Attendees at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Legislative Briefing Breakfast got a sneak peek Friday of what leadership in the Oklahoma House of Representatives will look like under Rep. Kyle Hilbert. Hilbert, 29, the youngest speaker-designate in Oklahoma history, was keynote speaker at the Chamber event at the Marriott Tulsa Hotel Southern Hills. more»

On the ladder of success, 36 Degrees North certainly is approaching the top rung. And the climb hasn’t taken long. Known as Tulsa’s basecamp for entrepreneurs, startups and remote workers, 36 Degrees North launched in 2016 with one location in the Tulsa Arts District. Since then, the nonprofit organization has expanded to three sites, serving more»