Attendees at the OneVoice Regional Legislative Summit determined the 15 state and 15 federal priorities that will guide the Chamber's business-driven advocacy in 2020. The summit is the capstone of the annual OneVoice process, which began earlier in the summer with nine issue-specific task forces. The final agenda issues are: State Support regional more»

The Chamber’s 2019 State of Education highlighted the importance of increasing community-wide educational attainment as a driver for the regional economy.

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The minutes contain numerous troubling passages that, as Chamber President and CEO Mike Neal explained, “offer insight into the attitudes, beliefs and actions of those at the highest levels of power during our city’s lowest moral point.”

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The Tulsa Regional Chamber recently promoted Jennifer Hankins to vice president of entrepreneurship and small business. Hankins joined the Chamber’s economic development team in March 2017 as director of The Forge, the Chamber’s accredited business incubator. “Jennifer has been a valuable asset to the Chamber’s economic development more»

Site Selection Magazine released its list of the top metropolitan areas for new and expanded corporate investment, and Tulsa was ranked the number five metro with a population of 200,000 to 1 million.

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Voices for National Service, a diverse coalition of national service programs, state service commissions and individual champions, who work to ensure Americans of all ages can serve and volunteer in their community, has presented the Tulsa Regional Chamber with its Corporate Service Award.

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Tulsa’s Future, the regional economic development partnership of public and private investors led by the Tulsa Regional Chamber, recently surpassed its goal to generate $1.1 billion of new capital investment in northeast Oklahoma between 2016 and 2020.

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