Thursday at the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s State of Workforce and Talent, local cyber expert David Keely offered a sobering statistic regarding the impact of cyberattacks on the U.S. economy. “Two years ago was the first year that the largest claims that were filed from businesses were for cybersecurity intrusions,” Keely said, citing more»

TYPROS Leadership Team members play an important role in helping shape the future of leadership in Tulsa through collaboration, service and intentional community engagement.

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The Tulsa Regional Chamber hosted a dinner Monday night to salute future crew members of the USS Oklahoma (SSN-802), a nuclear attack submarine set to be christened in early 2027. It is the first U.S. Navy ship to bear the state’s name since the USS Oklahoma (BB-37) was sunk during the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. “We are humbled to honor more»

National visionary strategist Tawanna A. Black told a Tulsa Regional Chamber audience Thursday that more than 100 years after Black Wall Street’s destruction, its promise lives on. “We are talking about Tulsa’s greatest untapped asset,” said Black, founder, president and CEO of the Minnesota-based Center for Economic Inclusion and more»

Native Tulsa entrepreneur Mikeal Vaughn said he taught himself how to code at age 13. “I used that amazing experience on a computer and leveraged it into a career that included 10 years living and working in Tokyo, Japan,” said Vaughn, founder and executive director of the Urban Coders Guild. “That’s important because when I think of more»

To Tyrance Billingsley II, partnering with trillion-dollar tech company Microsoft is a triumph. But it’s not the ultimate trophy. “I want to make it clear; we’re here to win,” said Billingsley, founder and CEO of Black Tech Street and the Greenwood AI Center of Excellence. “Microsoft was not brought here under the banner of more»

Kansas Health Foundation President and CEO Ed O'Malley said no state can climb the health rankings “just by helping healthy people get healthier.” The ascent also involves “eliminating the inequities that are creating health disparities,” he said. 

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A pair of entrepreneurs shared their companies’ stories Thursday at a meeting of the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Technology Council. Xalter CEO Kevin Anderson and R. Matt Villareal, CEO of Infinite Composites, spoke to an audience of about 30 people at the WeStreet Ice Center. Xalter is an extended reality training platform that transforms more»