The Tulsa Regional Chamber was named one of nine Oklahoma entities certified as a Center for Workforce Excellence by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Centers for Workforce Excellence are certified, localized collaborations that meet and exceed superior workforce development standards under the department's Oklahoma Works Together program, a statewide more»

For the fourth time in 15 years, the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) has honored the Tulsa Regional Chamber as its National Chamber of the Year. The award recognizes chambers that demonstrate excellence in operations, member services and community leadership.

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Milo’s Tea Company executives were joined today by local and state leaders for a ceremonial ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of Milo’s new production and distribution center at the Cherokee Extension Industrial Park in Tulsa County. Based in Birmingham, Ala., Milo’s announced its expansion to Tulsa in May 2019 where it invested over more»

Seven local businesses were honored at this year’s Tulsa Small Business Summit & Awards. The summit is a half-day conference for regional small business and nonprofit leaders and their employees produced by the Tulsa Small Business Connection, a program of the Tulsa Regional Chamber that educates and empowers businesses with 50 employers or fewer. more»

The Tulsa Regional Chamber's Board of Directors has officially endorsed State Question 802, which would expand Medicaid coverage in Oklahoma. SQ 802 will appear on the June 30 ballot.

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The “Safer Tulsa County” program is a joint effort between Tulsa County, the Tulsa Regional Chamber and the Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency (TAEMA). The program is funded through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act that took effect in late March to help address the public health and economic impacts of COVID-19.

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The Tulsa Regional Chamber is here to assist companies and their employees through a safe transition back into the workplace. We are committed to the resilience of area businesses and the recovery of our region’s economy, and we’re confident northeast Oklahoma will emerge from this crisis with an even more prosperous future on the horizon.

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The Tulsa Regional Chamber released its Open for Business Guide, which collects recommendations from trusted federal, state and local sources so businesses have the best-available information to develop their own reopening strategy.

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